[kronolith] Fwd: [dev] Kronolith Shared Calenders (was a *very long* subject line)

[Rodolfo Segleau]

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>     Date: Wed, 4 Sep 2002 21:59:33 +0300
>     From: "kaj j. niemi" <mail.sw.horde.kronolith@spam.fi.basen.net>
> Reply-To: "kaj j. niemi" <mail.sw.horde.kronolith@spam.fi.basen.net>
>  Subject: Re: [kronolith] Fwd: [dev] Re: [cvs] commit: kronolith/docs CHANGES 
kronolithday.php menu.phpmonth.php prefs.php week.php workweek.php 
kronolith/graphics private.gif public.gif
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> 
> 
> I'm sort of confused.. how is one supposed to enable groups? I'm
> authenticating off an IMAP server (instead of double login) and
> Administration -> Horde Users states that my authentication backend
> doesnt support adding users (true :-)), Administration -> Horde Groups
> shows zero groups and adding one doesnt seem to propagate into
> horde_categories (trying to edit/add a group or permission statement
> just returns me back to the top level Groups-view.)
> 
> Am running HEAD versions of everything. Recall this was the case when
> running non-HEAD as well.
> 
> Am I missing something fundamental here? ;-)
> 

I did a SELECT statement against the horde_categories table to make sure that 
the data was getting fed into the table, and as far as I can tell, the all-
users group was created without a problem. And the horde.perms does reflect the 
all-users group. Though I did notice something, when one of the users tried to 
access the shared calendar (for Global Events at Mechanus.org), i noticed that 
what seems to be session data bled over to the groups and perms categories, not 
sure if this is an expected behaviour, but it looks like this:

  All Groups 
    Add Child 
   all-users  
    Add Child | Edit | Delete 
   c729cbdc4b57b97d739ff8f67647d817 
    Add Child | Edit | Delete 
   5f0c4ad769230b73cbebc600df6257d4 
    Add Child | Edit | Delete 
   b3ee1ab2c8badc28875fceeb29886414 
    Add Child | Edit | Delete 


Any ideas?

Cheers, 

Rodolfo