On 9/12/06, Paul Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hm. > > So, I verified with my IT folks that auto-accept and auto-reject are set > and free/busy info are being published for our conference rooms. I can see > the free/busy for the conference room when I add it as an attendee. > > I've tried reserving rooms with the following apps: > > * Outlook Web Access for Exchange 2003 > * Evolution 2.6.1 with Connector (Ubuntu 6.06.1) > * Evolution 2.8.0 with Connector (Ubuntu Edgy Eft Knot 2 + updates) > > To test I created a meeting (appointment in OWA) with just me, and then > added a conference room as a "Resource" to the meeting, and use "Send". > > Then I re-opened the appointment and checked the availability status. > > In none of the above cases was the room marked as busy. My calendar was > marked as busy for all three. > > Soooo.... I have a suspicion this doesn't work, or if it really does > there's more to it than just setting auto-accept. > > Joe, can you re-verify that resources really are marked as busy? They do > get added properly and it all seems to work great... until you check the > free/busy and realize that they weren't really reserved after all. > > I'm confused...
you and me both! So, if the auto-accept settings don't work ... then the only way that scheduling a resource works is if LookOut has some special trick of it's own for triggering the calendar update. Hmmm ... I will still want to do some testing of our own, but it does appear likely that the evolution-exchange and evolution- brutus connectors may have to figure out how to do this for us -- if the exchange auto-accept procedures don't work. Peter _______________________________________________ Evolution-list mailing list Evolution-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
