Hello, Sorry to bring up an old topic, but I'm finally getting around to implementing this and I have a problem. As a reminder, I'm trying to access users' calendars over CalDAV, but using an admin user, which has permission over each users' calendar.
André, I went the administrator user route, as you suggested, but it would seem that this does not give write access to any "secondary" calendars. By "secondary", I mean any calendar that was created by the user. For the primary calendar, I can create a RDV, but I don't have any access to any secondary calendars. To summarize: Primary personal calendar Calendar owner creation: Creation is successful, and RDV shows up in web interface Superuser creation: Creation is successful, and RDV shows up in web interface Secondary calendar Calendar owner creation: Creation failed (HTTP 501) Superuser creation: Creation failed (HTTP 501) The exact error is: <body><h3>An error occurred during object publishing</h3><p>target object does not support requested operation</p></body> I can understand that the superuser can't write to the user's seconday calendar if there's a permission problem, but the user can't write to his OWN calendar?? Is this the way it was designed? Is there a way to grant write access by CalDAV to calendars created by users?? Thanks! ________________________________________ De : André Schild [[email protected]] Date d'envoi : mercredi 1 février 2012 15:04 À : [email protected] Objet : Re: [SOGo] Permissions for SOGo account using CALDav I can think of two things: - Specify that user as administrator, he will then have (almost) full access to all users/calendars or - all users have to share the calendars to the "master user" But it's definitive possible to access other calendars (just as in TB) André Am 01.02.2012 14:54, schrieb Brian KREULEN: > Hello, > > I'm trying to implement a CALDav synchronisation program, and I need to > implement a "master user" that has access to a set of users' accounts. > > Basically, the client would create one account and specify the login/pwd for > that account. This master account would then have r/w access to a set of > users' accounts., without the need of a password. > > I've been looking through the documentation, but this doesn't seem > possible.... Can someone confirm this? -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
