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I came on board with many of these policies in place and I'm trying to untangle things to move things from a small business model to a mid-size model. A lot of the issues we have stem from everyone using the same user account on our Contacts server. I've been fielding complains about Calendar from client facing users for a couple months. To date, there has been no good answer for Apple's Contact Server service and the typical desire for multiple-user access to a single contact list. This allows user david to have (read and) WRITE proxy/access to the "target" calendar, in this case brandon's calendar. Sudo calendarserver_manage_principals -add-write-proxy users:david users:brandon On the server, via the Terminal, read the manpage for calendarserver_manage_principals, via: Subscribe users to a calendar they've been delegated access to (you can allow read-only or read/write access via delegation). What you want and must use instead, is everyone set up with their own, dedicated login, and use calendar delegation. Email messages can however be sent to external entities – meaning: people without an account on your server, and with email residing externally to your server."Īs for multiple people using the same calendar account login ? That's wrong, bad practice, and not how it should be done. NB: "An important conceptual aspect that you need to be aware of is the way in which – by design at this time – users with an account on your server will receive invitations from other fellow users on the same system (server): Invites and invite-replies happen via end-users’ iCal application (configured with their account credentials on your server), and not through email messaging. I blogged about it a long time ago and doubt this has changed much: A lot of the issues we have stem from everyone using the same user account on our Contacts server.įor OS X Server, the requirements for email invites to work are probably not what you're expecting. We currently run OS X Server with email hosted offsite (Rackspace.) I've done some testing with iCloud and it seems that email notifications don't come through for accept/decline (though the App gets notifications so perhaps there is a setting there somewhere.)