21 Jun
2016
21 Jun
'16
12:01 p.m.
Many thanks for the answer. However overwhelmed me even more the tutorial on this subject,
because it is too technical for me as an ordinary user.
As a programmer you determined daily with authentication process and do their reaction,
but I hang already at term auth_modul and also do not know how to do that in;-) Even with
google I'm not smarter.
Cheers
Tom
Von: Ján Máté [mailto:jan.mate@inf-it.com]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 21. Juni 2016 10:39
An: davclients(a)inf-it.com
Betreff: Re: [Inf-IT DAVcl] Public or global calendar
Hi,
On 18 Jun 2016, at 00:09, zyrixx <zyrixx(a)gmx.net> wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply, if I have understood correctly, then the DAV server Shared
Calender must support?
I don't know whether this feature is called "shared calendar support", but
your server simply needs to allow you to define who have access to a given calendar.
Baikal makes currently not yet, so you have to wait then probably.
then there is another way (requires basic auth) - the auth module. Using that module you
can configure a fixed username/password which is returned to the authenticated user (in
addition of settings for the user itself). It works as a predefined globalAccountSettings,
but the authentication is handled server side (see the readme.txt for more information).
Cheers,
JM
Cheers
Peer
Von: Ján Máté [ <mailto:jan.mate@inf-it.com> mailto:jan.mate@inf-it.com]
Gesendet: Freitag, 17. Juni 2016 20:24
An: <mailto:davclients@inf-it.com> davclients(a)inf-it.com
Betreff: Re: [Inf-IT DAVcl] Public or global calendar
Hi,
you can use the additionalResources array (see comments and examples in config.js), but
cannot change the username/password for that resource (the logged user must have access to
it).
Cheers,
JM
On 17 Jun 2016, at 16:09, zyrixx < <mailto:zyrixx@gmx.net> zyrixx(a)gmx.net>
wrote:
Hello and thanks for this great program that I use along with Baikal since yesterday. Is
it possible, in addition to the Authorized Use of the respective user on
integrate a global calendar for all users?
I imagine it to be so:
var globalNetworkCheckSettings={
href: ' <https://myserver/calcard.php/principals/>
https://myserver/calcard.php/principals/'#x27;,
hrefLabel: null,
additionalResources: [],
forceReadOnly: null,
settingsAccount: true,
timeOut: 90000,
lockTimeOut: 10000,
delegation: true,
backgroundCalendars: true,
ignoreAlarms: false
},
href: ' <https://myserver/caldav.php/public/default/>
https://myserver/caldav.php/public/default/'#x27;,
userAuth:
{
userName: 'Publicman',
userPassword: 'PASSWORD'
},
timeOut: 90000,
lockTimeOut: 10000,
checkContentType: true,
settingsAccount: true,
delegation: true,
hrefLabel: null,
forceReadOnly: null,
ignoreAlarms: false,
backgroundCalendars: []
},
That would be great!
Best wishes
Tom