Hello Stefan,
I'm getting desperate. 4 days to deadline, so here's another cry for
help:
I still can't get free/busy in Lightning to work, while it's working
fine in the web interface.
So far I found out that it works only if the local part of the email
address matches the folder name for the user, which in our environment
ist not the common case.
Our users have a short login name (some short form of their full
names, but following no consistent pattern) while the local part of
the official email address is /almost/ always <givenname>.<sn>.
(Before you ask: No, I have no influence on this. Our LDAP, IMAP and
SMTP servers are centrally managed by the computing center for the
whole university.)
Now, the problem is that SOGo seems to default to naming database
tables and folders after the login.
There is one user in our database for whom both tables and folders
named after the login (uid) and named after his email exist, so i
presume this is doable and at some point during my experiments I've
been almost there.
How can I force SOGo to consistently name user folders according to
the local part of the email address, or alternatively Lightning to
look up and use the uid to the mail address entered in free/busy?
In a previous email, you mentioned "So it's either sending out
invitations without a working free/busy or a working free/busy without
any invitations... "
So, it's not clear what you did. Also, it's not clear if you still use
SQL-based authentication as you mention "LDAP" above.
Please clear up what you did to achieve what and share your
.GNUstepDefaults, together with LDAP's ldif entries of a few users
and/or SQL rows for users.
Regards,
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