Wonderful, thank you both for your help. Makes sense — I think I was being a little too impatient and not logging the specified user off then back on.
Thanks again. ~Laz PS — Great software. Love it! :) On Dec 9, 2013, at 7:49 AM, Christian Mack <christian.m...@uni-konstanz.de> wrote: > Hello Laz C. Peterson > > > Am 2013-12-07 05:32, schrieb Laz C. Peterson: >> >> I'm trying to understand calendar administration a little better. >> >> As an "administrator" able to change ACLs, etc., my goal is to assign >> other users' calendars to new users (or better yet, to assign certain >> users' calendars based on LDAP group membership). Also, to be able to >> do this when they need my help to do so. So, I am trying to understand >> the functionality of SOGo's CalDAV and calendar systems. >> >> I have noticed a couple things that I am unable to find out good >> information on. >> >> What exactly does "synchronize" and the "tag" do in a user's calendar >> properties? Is this RFC definition? What does it affect if I choose >> not to synchronize, and why is the default calendar always synchronized? >> > > This only affects synchronization via SyncML if you have funambol server > connected to your SOGo server. > SyncML is used e.g. for synchronization with old Blackberries. > SyncML normally only allows synchronization of one calendar only. > So you can choose which one to sync there. > If you choose to sync multiple calendars, you have to specify a > different "tag" for each of these, in order to distinguish on your > mobile from which calendar the event originated. > This is necessary for changes going back to SOGo. > > >> Also, when I am administrating ACLs, what does it specifically mean to >> subscribe a user? On the user's side, I cannot find a ny effec t one >> way or another. And why is it that I cannot unsubscribe users? >> > > You oviously only added the user. > In order to change her/his privileges, you have to double click his/her > entry. > Then you get a window in which you can set the privileges. > If you don't do that, he/she will remain on default settings. > > The moment you revoke all privileges for an user, the corresponding > calendar will be inaccessible for her/him. > I sometimes get a delay with that, but logging out and logging in again > of the revoked user fixes that always. > > >> It would be very nice as an administrator to subscribe a user to someone >> else's calendar, and to have that calendar appear automatically in the >> first device/app they configure. Regardless, I love the CalDAV >> functionality. >> > > You can do that. > Just add the mark at "subscribe user". > > > Kind regards, > Christian MAck > > -- > Christian Mack > Gruppe Informationsdienste > Rechenzentrum Universität Konstanz > -- > users@sogo.nu > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
