[kronolith] Problem with import of meeting invitation to own calendar

[Alexander Bruckner]

Zitat von Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:

> Zitat von Alexander Bruckner <bruckner at universaledition.com>:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I am testing these versions:
>>
>> - Kronolith: H3 (2.2-RC1)
>> - Dimp: H3 (1.0-RC1)
>> - Horde: 3.2-RC1
>> - Imp: H3 (4.2-RC1)
>>
>> with PHP 4.4.4-8+etch4.
>>
>> When userA creates a calendar entry and sends an invitation to userB,
>> userB cannot add the entry to his own calendar. The error message is:
>> "There was an error importing the event: Already Exists"
>>
>> The problem seems to be that userA has already added the event to his
>> calendar. When userB tries to import the event (function
>> _kronolith_import in lib/api.php) an error is raised by the function
>> getByUID in lib/Driver/sql.php, which finds an event in the database
>> with the given uid (since userA has already added the event).
>>
>> I have already tried to extend the getByUID function by passing the
>> calendar_id so that an event is only returned, if uid and calendar_id
>> already exist:
>>
>> lib/api.php:
>> $existing_event = &$kronolith_driver->getByUID($uid,$calendar);
>>
>> lib/Driver/sql.php:
>> $query = 'SELECT event_id, event_uid, calendar_id, event_description,' \
>> .
>>              ' event_location, event_private, event_status,
>> event_attendees,' .
>>              ' event_keywords, event_title, event_category,
>> event_recurcount,' .
>>              ' event_recurtype, event_recurenddate, event_recurinterval,' .
>>              ' event_recurdays, event_start, event_end, event_alarm,' .
>>              ' event_modified, event_exceptions, event_creator_id' .
>>              ' FROM ' . $this->_params['table'] . ' WHERE event_uid = ?' .
>>              ' AND calendar_id = ?';
>>          $values = array($uid,$calendar);
>>
>> This seems to solve the import problem for userB, but now syncing the
>> calendar with funambol doesn't work anymore, as the getByUID function
>> is used in other places to with only the uid-parameter.
>>
>> Is there a solution to this ?
>
> Yes, don't mix shared calendars and invitations. If you have events in
> a shared calendar, there is no need to send invitations to the same
> users that already see this event.
>

But I have currently no idea why one of the calendars of userA or  
userB should be shared ?

I am using a default installation, the parameter  
$conf['autoshare']['shareperms'] = 'none' is set in conf.php and in  
the permissions window of the users calendar only the user himself  
seems to have any permissions.

Is there some configuration/installation issue I am missing ?

best regards,
Alex


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