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Dustin Meltzer | 1 Nov 2002 02:43
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Kronolith and Identies

I've been running into a problem running Kronolith where when I attempt to
invite a user I get an error "You don't have an email configured in your
preferences.  You must set one before sending invitations."  My
"from_addr" is set in my default identity (as well as all other
identities) and I have verified that my "default_identity" is set in
the mysql database in the "horde_prefs" table.  However, if I first
authenticate to my IMAP server and then attempt to invite someone to an event
in my calendar it works fine.

I have been able to determine that during my initial login to Horde that my
"fullname" and "from_addr" are not initialized in the
"session_data" column of the "horde_sessionhandler" table and
that these values are not set until I authenticate to my IMAP server using IMP.

Is this the default behavior of Kronolith, or is there a way to have these
identifiers set when I log into Horde.

My current system setup is RH 8.0 running Hoard/IMP/Kronolith HEAD.

Any help/insight is greatly appreciated.

TIA

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Chuck Hagenbuch | 1 Nov 2002 05:21
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Re: Kronolith and Identies

Quoting Dustin Meltzer <meltzer22 <at> yahoo.com>:

> I have been able to determine that during my initial login to Horde that
> my &#34;fullname&#34; and &#34;from_addr&#34; are not initialized in the
> &#34;session_data&#34; column of the &#34;horde_sessionhandler&#34; table
> and that these values are not set until I authenticate to my IMAP server
> using IMP.

Make sure that those preferences are marked as "shared" in
imp/config/prefs.php, and make sure that their pref_scope in the database is
'horde'.

-chuck

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Charles Kaucher | 1 Nov 2002 12:49

Using Kronolith with nonHorde applications

I am using the HEAD version of Kronolith. I need to show a Kronolith 
calendar in a frame of an another website outside of Horde. Has anyone 
done this. I am looking for an example/directions how to do this.  I 
would prefer that just the calendar should appear and none of the menu 
bars to appear in the other website.

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Chuck Hagenbuch | 3 Nov 2002 19:15
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Fwd: kronolith-calendar


----- Forwarded message from peter.mueller <at> schule-herrliberg.ch -----
    Date: Sat,  2 Nov 2002 11:26:44 +0100
    From: "peter.mueller" <peter.mueller <at> schule-herrliberg.ch>
Reply-To: peter.mueller <at> schule-herrliberg.ch
 Subject: kronolith-calendar
      To: kronolith-owner <at> lists.horde.org

hi,

sorry about my english, but i hope you understand me.
we are a university in switzerland and we search in the next half year a 
calendar-product that can:

1. each user have their own calendar

2. and each user have the possibility to see others calendar in their own 
calendar, so he can see in one calendar their own events and the events 
from another.

it's possible to do that with kronolith or it's something to be possible in 
the near future?

thanks.

regards
peter mueller

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Jan Schneider | 3 Nov 2002 19:16
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Re: Fwd: kronolith-calendar

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Zitat von Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck <at> horde.org>:

> ----- Forwarded message from peter.mueller <at> schule-herrliberg.ch -----
>     Date: Sat,  2 Nov 2002 11:26:44 +0100
>     From: "peter.mueller" <peter.mueller <at> schule-herrliberg.ch>
> Reply-To: peter.mueller <at> schule-herrliberg.ch
>  Subject: kronolith-calendar
>       To: kronolith-owner <at> lists.horde.org
> 
> hi,
> 
> sorry about my english, but i hope you understand me.
> we are a university in switzerland and we search in the next half year a
> calendar-product that can:
> 
> 1. each user have their own calendar
> 
> 2. and each user have the possibility to see others calendar in their own
> calendar, so he can see in one calendar their own events and the events
> from another.

This is possible in the current development version (HEAD) from CVS. See
http://horde.org/source/ for details.

> it's possible to do that with kronolith or it's something to be possible
> in
> the near future?
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Chuck Hagenbuch | 6 Nov 2002 01:01
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Re: Kronolith and Identities

Quoting Dustin Meltzer <meltzer22 <at> yahoo.com>:

> Thanks for the prompt reply.  Unfortunately the preferences are set to
> shared in prefs.php

Please keep discussions on the list. Anyways: confirmed, and fixed in CVS. 
You'll have to update Horde (the fix is in the prefs library).

-chuck

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Brian Keifer | 7 Nov 2002 04:20

Bleeding day-long events

Hi, list.

I'm using Kronolith (HEAD) and am noticing that an all-day event on the
second-to-last day of the month also shows up on the last day of the month. 
This happens on the month and week views;  the day view isn't affected.

I took a look at the code but couldn't quite wrap my head around it, so if
someone out there who's a bit more familiar with it has some time, it's all
yours. =)

Thanks!

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barjunk | 8 Nov 2002 17:14

Shared calendars

I really like the shared calendar feature (I am currently using HEAD). 
Good Job!

Mike

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Chuck Hagenbuch | 8 Nov 2002 20:14
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Re: Bleeding day-long events

Quoting Brian Keifer <brian <at> valinor.net>:

> I'm using Kronolith (HEAD) and am noticing that an all-day event on the
> second-to-last day of the month also shows up on the last day of the
> month. This happens on the month and week views;  the day view isn't 
> affected.

I just committed a fix; let me know if it breaks anything else.

-chuck

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Brian Keifer | 8 Nov 2002 20:52

Re: Bleeding day-long events

> ----- Message from chuck <at> horde.org ---------
> > I'm using Kronolith (HEAD) and am noticing that an all-day event on the
> > second-to-last day of the month also shows up on the last day of the
> > month. This happens on the month and week views;  the day view isn't
> > affected.
> 
> I just committed a fix; let me know if it breaks anything else.
> ----- End message from chuck <at> horde.org -----

The events from the 29th no longer show up on the 30th.  However, none of the
all-day events from the 30th are displayed on the 30th. =)

-Brian

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