Add this to your sogo config:
defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
'(PublicDAndTViewer,ConfidentialDAndTViewer,PrivateDAndTViewer)'
Regards,
Igor
Simon Walter wrote, On 13/11/2012 06:44:
I may be mistaken, but it seems that users must allow any
authenticated user to view the date
On 11/13/2012 05:44 PM, Igor Vitorac wrote:
Add this to your sogo config:
defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
'(PublicDAndTViewer,ConfidentialDAndTViewer,PrivateDAndTViewer)'
Thank you. Will this work for accounts that already exist? If not, how
can I modify already existing
Hi,
You can edit the per user preferences with sogo-tool:
/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences get defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences set defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles '{SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles: [PublicViewer,
ConfidentialDAndTViewer]}'
On 12-11-13 3:44 AM, Igor Vitorac wrote:
Add this to your sogo config:
defaults write sogod SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
'(PublicDAndTViewer,ConfidentialDAndTViewer,PrivateDAndTViewer)'
Do this only if you want Confidential and Private events to show up in
free/busy *by default* for all your
From my point of view, even Confidential and Private events should
affect someone's busy status. If that person does not want to be visible
as Busy, he/she can always set that per event. Whole point of
free/busy is to give you possible slot for the event.
Regards,
Igor
Jean Raby wrote, On
On 11/13/2012 06:25 PM, Uwe Arndt wrote:
Hi,
You can edit the per user preferences with sogo-tool:
/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences get defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
/usr/sbin/sogo-tool user-preferences set defaults YourUser
SOGoCalendarDefaultRoles
