Hi Hugo,
The idea is to create a user i.e room1 whose invites are automatic.
If room1 invites
say user1 and user2, they don't need to "Accept" the invitation. In a
normal scenario
if user1 invites user2 then user2 have to accept the invitation. By
creating a user
"room1" with KindFieldName column value set to "location" should have
solved my
problem. But it didn't.
When user "room1" invites "user1", "user1" still gets a mail to
"Accept" the invitation.
Any suggestions?
Warm Regards,
Karthikeyan B
On Wed, 29 Aug 2012 09:32:46 +0200
"Bruno Lingner (Hugo)" <[email protected]> wrote:
you don't have to log in as 'room1' (if that user doesn't have a
password for example). just log in as an administrator and under the
administration tab, search for 'room1' and open (click on the + sign)
the calendar for that user.
hugo.-
On 08/28/2012 05:31 PM, Christian Mack wrote:
Hello Karthikeyan B
On 2012-08-28 16:26, [email protected] wrote:
As per the SOGO documentation I have created 2 columns(kind,
multiple_bookings) in the
"sogo_users" table for resource creation. I have created one
user(room1)
record with value
as (kind: location, multiple_bookings: 3).
I have put the reference of these 2 column name in the
".GNUstepDefaults"
config file.
<key>KindFieldName</key>
<string>kind</string>
<key>MultipleBookingsFieldName</key>
<string>mulitiple_bookings</string>
I restarted the sogo service and there was no errors.
But when I add the user with the kind column value "location" I
get error
"cannot access resource [email protected]" here "room1" is the
user with the kind "location" value.
What I am doing wrong?
Nothing, you have to log in with this user "room1" once via SOGo
webinterface, in order to create its personal calendar.
In this calendar your invitation will be placed from there on.
Kind regards,
Christian Mack
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