[CalendarServer-users] using location

[Georg Troska]

Hi,
I have two questions on this:

1. Is this way, as descibed below, a possibility to set User ACLs for  
UserCalendars as well? eg. read-only access to private calendars? if  
yes how can I mange sub-calendars then?

2. what does location mean? Are this fixed locations, that iCal  
displays when creating a meeting for example. Whats is the reason for  
adding locations? Is there a documentation on this somewhere?

Thanka a lot

George

Am 19.04.2009 um 09:53 schrieb jean duffas:

> here is a "location" exemple from my file :
>
> <location>
>   <uid>rfi</uid>
>   <guid>EF4D9311-2752-4BC1-9ADD-93F00DD2F46B</guid>
>   <password>xyzer</password>
>   <name>rfi</name>
>   <proxies>
>   <member type="users">jduffas</member>
>   </proxies>
> <read-only-proxies>
>   <member type="users">rdupont</member>
>   <member type="users">tata</member>
>   <member type="users">mduffas</member>
> </read-only-proxies>
>   <auto-schedule/>
> </location>
>
>
>
>
>
> Le 18 avr. 09 à 20:07, Jonathan Woodbury a écrit :
>
>> Can you paste a sample of your accounts.xml file?
>>
>> jean duffas wrote:
>>> hello,
>>> how do you use "location" in ical when you use account.xml  
>>> configuration file ?
>>> when entering a known location (present in the account.xml file as  
>>> a "location" type) it doens't recognize it.
>>> I got a "!" or a "?".
>>> what is the problem ?
>>> do I use it the bad way ?
>>> do you enter the name ?  the GUID ? the mail ?(there sould't be  
>>> any email adress...)
>>> I did tried everything, nothing worked.
>>> jean
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