No, i haven't found solutions :( 2010/10/7 Raffael Bachmann <[email protected]>: > Anybody else having this problem? > Should i file a bug report? > > @Mailing pigna: you haven't found a solution, have you? > > Greetings > Raffael > > > On Tuesday 05 October 2010 17:14:19 Raffael Bachmann wrote: >> Hi, >> we have the same Setup (versions of sogo, plugins and TB), but i cannot >> test it happens too in the web interface since there seems to be another >> problem with invitations in our SOGo configuration. I can not use >> invitations in the web interface, but need to investigate further before >> filing a bug. >> >> I mailed this Information already but in the wrong thread: >> >> I just did some testing with tcpflow while storing the event and attached >> 2 text files. >> It is an appointment "test 3" created by user [email protected] with 2 >> attendees ([email protected] and [email protected]) >> Tcpflow.txt contains the tcpflow output while storing the event and >> database.txt contains the content from c_content int the database table >> from user [email protected]. >> for user [email protected] it looks like user [email protected] has accepted the >> invitation. >> for user [email protected] the invitation looks like a special (external) one, >> without the buttons. >> >> Raffael >> >> On Tuesday 05 October 2010 16:24:09 Mailing pigna wrote: >> > Hi Raffael, >> > I have the same problem. >> > >> > SOGo 1.3.2 whith Mysql >> > TB 2.0.0.24 >> > Integrator 0.11 >> > Connector 0.11 >> > Lightning 0.11 >> > >> > >> > If I create an event and invite a single participant (sogo user) >> > everything works fine. >> > But if I create an event with more participants (users always sogo) >> > the second and the third participant is added to the event and >> > accepted automatically, I also noticed that I can not change the >> > status. >> > >> > This seems to happen if the invitations I create them via the web >> > interface >> > >> > 2010/10/5 Raffael Bachmann <[email protected]>: >> > > Thanks for the quick answer. >> > > >> > > On Tuesday 05 October 2010 13:17:02 Ludovic Marcotte wrote: >> > >> On 05/10/10 6:47 AM, Raffael Bachmann wrote: >> > >> > we are using sogo (stable debian version) in our company (about 25 >> > >> > users) mainly over thunderbird 2. >> > >> > It works much better than our last solutions. >> > >> > Unfortunately we sometimes having a problem with invitations. They >> > >> > are sometimes automatically accepted and inserted in the calender >> > >> > of the invited users. This happens mostly if several users are >> > >> > invited. Then sometimes for all except the first user in the list >> > >> > the appointment is accepted automatically. >> > >> >> > >> If a SOGo user invites an other SOGo user, the invitation will get >> > >> inserted automatically in the calendar. >> > >> >> > >> It will never be automatically accepted - SOGo has no logic to do >> > >> that. >> > > >> > > Well i trust you that SOGo has no logic for that, but it still happens >> > > somehow. May it be that thunderbird sends the event with the state of >> > > the attendee already set to ACCEPTED? >> > > Or do you have another idea where the bug might be hidden? >> > > >> > > Regards >> > > >> > > -- >> > > a4D Architekten AG >> > > Raffael Bachmann >> > > >> > > Limmatstrasse 204 >> > > CH-8005 Zürich >> > > www.a4D.ch >> > > >> > > T +41 44 279 75 75 >> > > D +41 44 279 75 08 >> > > F +41 44 279 75 99 >> > > -- >> > > [email protected] >> > > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists > > -- > a4D Architekten AG > Raffael Bachmann > > Limmatstrasse 204 > CH-8005 Zürich > www.a4D.ch > > T +41 44 279 75 75 > D +41 44 279 75 08 > F +41 44 279 75 99 > -- > [email protected] > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
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