[CalendarServer-users] iMIP settings

[Stroller]

I thought the bolded text clearly answered your question, as I quoted  
it.

I interpreted the bolded text to clearly state that CalendarServer can  
indeed send an invite to someone who is not a CalendarServer user, and  
that it can indeed send an invite outside, say, to your work email  
address.

I feared from your question that you might be expecting CalendarServer  
to be sending invitations to users who do have accounts on the server,  
and I interpret the bolded as stating it won't.


To me one "obvious" thing to do is to look at the logs on the  
mailserver. On mine I see:

   Dec 1 22:59:58 compaq postfix/smtpd[15234]: connect from  
emachine.stroller.uk.eu.org[192.168.1.44]

then multiple subsequent messages as Postfix digests the email through  
its various queues. Your statements so far on this list don't seem to  
establish that the mail server isn't eating the message.

Stroller.



On 1 Dec 2009, at 22:06, Conrad Wasmer wrote:
> Yes, Stroller, I think you did misread the previous post, which  
> provided the following:
>
> ...
> So after getting a new mailbox for your calendar server, you should at
> least be able to send invitations (which is only done if an email
> address is now known to DCS, i.e. does not belong to one of its
> users).
> ...
> But, thank you for your emboldened edit, by which I understand that  
> the "now known to DCS" was meant to read "not known to DCS."
>
> Thus, I remain perplexed. DCS is not sending email invitations to  
> those who are not known to it.  Any suggestions?
>
> Thank you -
>
> Conrad
>
> On Tue, 1 Dec 2009 19:18:14 +0000, Stroller <stroller at stellar.eclipse.co.uk 
> > wrote:
>
> Uh, did I misread the previous post?
>
> Stroller.
>
>
> On 1 Dec 2009, at 16:36, Conrad Wasmer wrote:
> ...
> Can CalendarServer send an invite to someone who is not a  
> CalendarServer
> user? Can it send an invite outside, say, to my work email address?
> ...
> ... you should at least be able to send invitations (which is only  
> done if an email address is not known to DCS, i.e. does not belong  
> to one of its  users).

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