[kronolith] kronolith: two post-install snags

[cjdl01]

Quoting Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:

> Zitat von cjdl01 <cjdl01 at brokensolstice.com>:
>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have recently upgraded to kronolith 3.0.17.  There are two issues  
>> I am noticing.  Both issues apply to sending invitations to people  
>> who do not use my horde server.
>>
>> Issue #1: When sending an invite to an external email address (e.g.  
>> gmail), the time of the meeting does not come through.  Instead, it  
>> reads "%r" for "Start" and "End".  Apparently, this was true before  
>> the upgrade, but I had hoped the upgrade would fix this.
>
> Where does it show this? There a 3 different message parts with the  
> event information.
>
>> Issue #2: When sending an invite to an external email address (e.g.  
>> gmail), clicking the "accept", "accept tentatively" and "decline"  
>> links do not work.  They redirect to the ~/kronolith/attend page on  
>> my server, but an email is never sent to the initiator of the  
>> meeting (the one who invited the other).  This used to work before  
>> the upgrade.
>
> No, it never did this. Using the attend.php script, the event is  
> updated right away, without using email notifications.
>

Okay, so I think I understand what is going on here (for the second  
issue, not for the %r issue).  It looks like gmail was a bad example  
because gmail is smart enough to actually USE the ics file.  People  
are seeing the invitation within the gmail interface, and are  
responding from there.  I was assuming they were clicking the  
"Accept", "Accept tentatively" or "decline" links provided in the  
invite itself.  I just didn't anticipate gmail being that smart. :)    
So I get where you are coming from here, Jan.  Thanks.

Still love to hear your input on the %r issue, however (though you may  
need to check your personal email for the attachment, it doesn't look  
like the list will allow it through).

-Chris