Hi, > On Aug 29, 2019, at 10:44 AM, John Perkins <j...@blackbike.us> wrote: > > Hello, > > I have set up calendarserver and have it working well except when inviting > others to meetings. Upon submission of the event to the server, the organizer > changes from an email address to a urn:x-uid address.
This is expected.
> This confuses the client and it reports that changes cant be made because you
> are not the organizer.
Which client? I'm guessing it's a client that doesn't know how to ask for
calendar-user-address-set from the server?
> I recognize the urn:x-uid as a calendar user address. How does caledarserver
> manager those
There's no explicit facility for administering CUAs. The set of valid CUAs for
a user are drawn from the user's directory services record, which is where
things like email address, user name, and UUID are defined.
> and how do you maintain the relationship between what the client understands
> and what the server has?
There should be nothing to maintain provided the client is making use of the
("required" :) calendar-user-address-set
<https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6638#section-2.4.1> property.
You can view the server's idea of a user's valid CUAs by loading the user's
principal page in a web browser, e.g.
/principals/__uids__/<a UUID>/
or
/principals/users/<a username>
Look at the bottom of the Principal Details section. Any of those values are
valid references for this user. Any client should be expected to recognize a
user by any of those CUA forms. CalendarServer does try to simplify things by
always normalizing to the urn:x-uid form.
-dre
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