[kronolith] Privacy in Kronolith 3.0 vs. Horde admin rights

[Christoph Haas]

Hello,

I'm fairly new to Horde 4 (final) .. but I'm a little bit worried about privacy 
in Kronolith 3.0:

We are a team of some network-admins in our organization. So we share our 
Kronolith calendars with each other. 

Since some of us are also Horde admins (Administration -> Authentication ->  
$conf[auth][admins] ) , there is quite a big problem for us evolving: every 
admin can see also as "private" marked appointments, thus the calendar share 
is only set to "show" not "read".

In my opinion also a super-user should not be able to see private appointments 
of other users by _default_.

-> Is there a way to prohibit admins seeing _private_ appointments of useres 
which share their Kronolith calendar with them?

(Of course in paranoia-mode one could also encrypt private entries in the 
database, so that even a db-dump does not show private things ... - but this 
seems to me at the moment not necessary)

Any help is appreciated!
Cheers
Christoph.
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