IF you have Mac ical.app then you can do that in there... Go to the ical.app preferences -> accounts -> select the calendar account -> delegation Select "Edit" at the bottom... now enter the persons name..IF they want write access tick the box, if not they just get read access. IF you don't use ical.app then you'll need to setup the DCS configuration files to handle it. You don't say which version of calendar server your using. Version 2 and version 3 have it in different places.. Version 2: edit accounts.xml ----------------- <user> <uid>fred</uid> <guid>9812739837128379123</guid> <password>kjhadsfkljhasdf</password> <name>fred blogs</name> <first-name>fred</first-name> <last-name>blogs</last-name> <cuaddr>mailto: fred@blogs.com</cuaddr> <proxies> <member type="users">jim</member> </proxies> </user> note the "proxies" entry at the bottom, this give jim full access to fred calendar, if jim only needs read access then change "proxies" to "proxies-read" Version 3: edit proxies.xml -------------- <record> <!-- fred --> <guid> 9812739837128379123 </guid> <proxies> <member>958670958607985</member> </proxies> </record> this time you have to specify the GUID for both entryes... again change "proxies" to "proxies-read" to only give read access. Cheers, ---Guy On 26 Mar 2010, at 11:40, Michael Szediwy wrote:
Hi,
I want to configure the calender server to have a calender with write permissions for one user and read permissions for other user. How would I to do that?
Cheers
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