On 10/30/07, Josh Wisenbaker <email@hidden> wrote:
>
> That should be it. Try hitting http://server:8008 with Safari and
> walking the tree to the calendar princ.
>
> WIth native 10.5 OD you don't need this dance. Also note that the
> calendar server clusters really well. Fire up a few of them on a Xsan,
> stick them behind a balancer, and go to town.
>
> Josh
>
OK - I think I found the thing Josh was talking about. The catch was
to look for the Principles links. In my case, it was:
http://my.server.com:8008/principals/__uids__/8A3BD4D6-4D6D-4EFF-A6BE-3548386944CB/
So, I dropped that in the iCal account setup form - and it appeared to work.
Now, I tried to setup delegation for someone to modofy my calendar,
but it wouldn't "find the name". ie, I type in the username (short
name) of another user on the same server, and it didn't find it.
I think for testing, I'm just going to setup the server as standalone
and try that method. Works for us, since our one server will be on
10.5 eventually. I was just trying to use the IDs we already had and
get working on iCal server without all the work... oh well.
Thanks Josh and others!
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