[kronolith] Kronolith 4.1.4: Emailed iTip and Agenda's contain links that don't work properly

[Anthony Messina]

On Wednesday, January 15, 2014 02:55:27 PM Jan Schneider wrote:
> Zitat von Anthony Messina <amessina at messinet.com>:
> > Hello, I have a very new Horde installation configured at  
> > example.com/horde and I am using Kronolith.  I am seeing the  
> > following two issues and am not certain if they are specific to my  
> > (mis)configuration.  Any guidance would be appreciated.  Thanks.  -A
> > 
> > 1. iTip responses
> > When a user receives an email with an event invitation in a client  
> > that doesn't support iTip, they click on the  "accept" link which  
> > brings them to a page (attend.php) that says the following.  I can  
> > see from looking at attend.php that the GET request for "i" fails as  
> > there is no "i" data in the requested URL from the email.
> > 
> > busy
> >
> >  No from address provided.
> 
> This is from event updates being sent by email with no from address  
> being provided in some user's identity.

I do have my from_addr set in my identity, which is pulled in from LDAP via 
the preauthenticate hook upon login to Horde.  I have confirmed this by adding

$notification->push(sprintf(_("Your identity is %s"), $ident-
>getValue('from_addr')));

to the sendITipNotifications function in Kronolith.php and I see the 
notification in the corner detailing my proper email address when I create an 
event with attendees.

Looking at the following further down in the sendITipNotifications function in 
Kronolith.php, I do not see where the "i" is inserted into the URL.

if ($action == self::ITIP_REQUEST) {
    $attend_link = Horde::url('attend.php', true, -1)
        ->add(array('c' => $event->calendar,
                    'e' => $event->id,
                    'u' => $email));
    $view->linkAccept    = (string)$attend_link->add('a', 'accept');
    $view->linkTentative = (string)$attend_link->add('a', 'tentative');
    $view->linkDecline   = (string)$attend_link->add('a', 'decline');
}


Oddly enough, I have copied and pasted the emailed iTip URL from an attendee 
into the browser.  IF the user IS logged into Horde, they get "You have 
successfully accepted attendence to this event."  IF the user IS NOT logged 
into Horde, they get "No from address provided."

It seems strange to me that an attendee would need to be logged into Horde to 
indicate acceptance, since 1) they may not have a Horde account, and 2) even 
so, they are not prompted to login when accessing the accept, decline, etc. 
iTip URLs.

-A

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