[kronolith] Two config questions

[cjdl01]

Quoting Michael J Rubinsky <mrubinsk at horde.org>:

> Quoting cjdl01 <cjdl01 at brokensolstice.com>:
>
>> On the preferences page ("options" in kronolith), under "Free/Busy  
>> Information", I have all of the addressbooks highlighted under  
>> "Choose the calendars to include in the above Free/Busy URL:".
>
> These are not address books. As the title suggests, they are  
> calendars. This pref tells Kronolith which calendars to use when  
> generating the user's fb information - it has nothing to do with  
> address books.  What you probably want its the addressbooks prefs.
>
> -- 
> mike

Ugh.. Mike, I'm sorry...  Of course. I was thinking of imp and how  
that package handles this situation (Under  
Preferences:Addressbooks:"Choose the order of address books to search  
when expanding addresses.").  I got drawn away in a rush, and cut-and  
pasted that without review.  I'm sorry.  I'm just getting frustrated  
here, and it is only one of many things on my plate lately.  I will be  
more  mindful of that.



What I want to do is get kronolith to parse all the addressbooks each  
user has access to.  They are all localsql addressbooks.  As it is  
now, it only parses the default addressbook for the user. Therefore,  
everyone's free-busy info in a secondary or shared addressbooks is not  
accessible to kronolith when inviting attendees (and auto completion  
doesn't work for them either).

For example:  I have Carl in my default addressbook.  I have Cathy in  
a second addressbook (selected to be used under "Address Books" in  
turba).  I create a new event, I click on "Attendees".  I type "Ca".   
Carl shows up in the autotext drop-down, but Cathy does not.   
Furthermore, if I hand type Cathy's email address, her free-busy info  
is not acknowledged, whereas Carl's is.



I have checked: "List all contacts when loading the contacts screen?",  
under "Options:Addressbook".  But this is not achieving what I want,  
perhaps that is not its purpose at all.  I have tried all the edits  
Anant suggested in this thread, but I think that that advice was  
offered because he didn't understand what I'm trying to accomplish.  I  
think he thought that I was trying to pull from a source other than  
localsql, and I'm not.


Can you please help me to understand how to get kronolith to parse ALL  
of a user's localsql databases?  If it is supposed to do this by  
default -- it isn't.

Thank you,

-Chris




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