I don't believe this is possible right now. Calendar server wants to store locations / resources in local XML files. You can use calendarserver_manage_principals to add / remove / edit such records. For Mac OS X, there is a tool to import resources from Open Directory (calendarserver_migrate_resources), however that almost certainly will not work as-is against other types of directory systems.
-dre On Jan 31, 2011, at 5:41 AM, Simon Gude wrote: > Hi, i write this mail again because no one answered to the first one. i use > calendarserver 2.x @ the latest debian testing with a local ldap server. > > everythings fine but i want to use locations (e.g. rooms). As i type a > location (apple ical) a exclamation mark appears ... so he cant resolve the > location. In my ldap there are two ou's called locations and resouces but > which arguments are needed? I found the "rooms" attribute but that does not > work for me, it seems that the calendar server is searching for an > email-address (i use room only with cn=room 008b)? > > I know this behavior from exchange - a room with a mailaddress, so the room > can "answer" that he's already booked. > > Can anybody tell me which attributes are needed for locations or is something > else wrong? > > Hope this time i get some help :-) > Simon > > _______________________________________________ > calendarserver-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/calendarserver-users
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