Hi David,

you only need to set delegation to true - that's all. If you cannot see shared calendars then your DAViCal configuration is maybe wrong. You may try OS X Calendar.app to check whether the delegation tab (in settings) shows you usernames or not.

I use delegation in my local devel setup and it works without any problem.

JM

On Jul 31, 2013, at 3:45 PM, David Andel andel@ifi.uzh.ch wrote:

Hi,

I have checked your answers http://www.inf-it.com/mlmmj/davclients/2013-05/0000015.html and http://www.inf-it.com/mlmmj/davclients/2013-07/0000012.html but can still see only my own calendar.

I have enabled the settings in misc/config_davical.txt and enabled delegation:

var globalNetworkCheckSettings={href: location.protocol+'//'+location.hostname+(location.port ? ':'+location.port: '')+location.pathname.replace(RegExp('/+[^/]+/*(index.html)?$'),'')+'/caldav.php/', hrefLabel: null, crossDomain: null, additionalResources: [], forceReadOnly: null, withCredentials: false, showHeader: true, settingsAccount: true, checkContentType: true, syncInterval: 60000, timeOut: 30000, lockTimeOut: 10000, delegation: true, ignoreAlarms: false, backgroundCalendars: []}

Also in DAViCal I have tried with different sharing settings, but none worked. I can still only see my own calendar and no else.

Can you please be a little more specific how to enable sharing?

Thank you, David

Hi

It works now, thanks!

David

On 2013-07-31 16:46, basti wrote:

Yes, it seems to be a davical problem.

What's your config?

I had the same problem and I solved it like:

1. enable delegation true

2. create a group in davical, so that this group has a calendar and/ or

a address-book

3. add all users to this group

Regards, basti