If you need to set the properties (e.g. View Date and Time) for each
user, that could be done with sogo-tool (I hope so). I think it can be
achived in this way:
1. First export all sogo user into one folder:
sogo-tool backup my_backup_folder ALL
In that way you will get one file per sogo user in my_bacup_folder.
2. Write and execute script that will read all file names (users name)
from backup folder and set the properties for each of them. Something
like following:
for i in $( ls /home/sogo/my_backup_folder/); do
echo "Processing $i user..."
sudo -u sogo sogo-tool user-preferences set defaults %i
SOGoTimeFormat '{"SOGoTimeFormat": "%H:%M"}'
done
You will need to change SOGoTimeFormat settings to
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles or something else you would like to set.
Regards,
Igor
Martin Simovic wrote on 25/07/2014 11:59:
On 24 Jul 2014, at 17:15, Martin Simovic <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to implement FreeBusy lookups for Outlook 2010 for
meeting scheduling. We are using SOGo without Openchange layer, email
is accessed via IMAP and calendars / contacts are synced with SOGo
server via iCal4OL software.
I read in SOGo documentation that:
- freebusy lookups are supported using the Internet Free/Busy feature
of Outlook
- URL to use must be of the following format:
http://<hostname>/SOGo/dav/public/%NAME%/freebusy.ifb
- SOGoEnablePublicAccess must be set to YES
This works, with one limitation: Each user’s calendar ACL’s have to
be updated for public access (View Date and Time). Whilst there is a
setting SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles, this is ignored for public access.
Is there another way of enabling FreeBusy lookups for Outlook other
than granting public calendar access on user-by-user basis?
Many thanks for any hints
There are at least two ways this could be achieved:
1. Have a setting like “SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles” that applies for
public calendars
OR
2. Embed username / password in SOGo URL, something like
"http://<hostname>/SOGo/dav/public/%NAME%/freebusy.ifb?Login=Login&Password=PW
Is any of the above possible?
Regards
Martin.
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