Problem uploading free/busy information to server

Hi list,

We have installed a kolab server under Xen/Debian. I can use
it to send 
E-mail, but when I try to upload free/busy info it gives me
a message:

Access was denied while attempting to upload your free/busy
list to the 
URL 
'https://dick.kniep%40l
indix.nlkolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/%EMAIL%.ifp'

The server address that is entered in the configuration is:
https://kolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/%EMAIL%.ifp

So it looks like it doesn't understand the macro %EMAIL%
(taken from the 
documentation and enters the emailaddress IN FRONT of the
address.
 
If anyone knows what I am doing wrong, I would much
appreciate your help.
---

Cheers,
Dick Kniep

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Dick Kniep <dick.knieplindix.nl> writes:

> Hi list,
>
> We have installed a kolab server under Xen/Debian. I
can use it to send 
> E-mail, but when I try to upload free/busy info it
gives me a message:
>
> Access was denied while attempting to upload your
free/busy list to the 
> URL 
> 'https://dick.kniep%40l
indix.nlkolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/%EMAIL%.ifp'
>
> The server address that is entered in the configuration
is:
> https://kolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/%EMAIL%.ifp
>
> So it looks like it doesn't understand the macro
%EMAIL% (taken from the 
> documentation and enters the emailaddress IN FRONT of
the address.
>  
> If anyone knows what I am doing wrong, I would much
appreciate your help.

You do not mention which client you use, but you should
first check
the free/busy generation on the server (see
http://wiki.kolab.org/index.php/Kolab2_
Server_Troubleshooting_-_Free/Busy
=> section Test generation of free/busy on the web
server).

That way you'll know whether it is a client or a server
problem.

Cheers,

Gunnar

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Hi list,

Some more information:

When I open the URL in the browser, I get the correct
information from the 
server:

BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//proko2//freebusy 1.0//EN
METHOD:PUBLISH VERSION:2.0 
BEGIN:VFREEBUSY ORGANIZER:MAILTO:dick.knieplindix.nl

DTSTAMP:20070315T180104Z 
URL:h
ttp://kolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/dick.knieplindix.nl.ifb 
DTSTART:20070315T000000Z DTEND:20070514T000000Z 
FREEBUSY:20070315T150000Z/20070315T153000Z END:VFREEBUSY
END:VCALENDAR

Note however, that the name of the kolab server is
kolab.lindix_internal.nl, 
so it is NOT the same as the mail domain, but I thought that
that should be 
no problem. At least, the server answers nicely above.

Op woensdag 14 maart 2007 15:04, schreef Dick Kniep:
> Hi list,
>
> We have installed a kolab server under Xen/Debian. I
can use it to send
> E-mail, but when I try to upload free/busy info it
gives me a message:
>
> Access was denied while attempting to upload your
free/busy list to the
> URL
> 'https://dick.kniep%40l
indix.nlkolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/%EMAIL%.i
>fp'
>
> The server address that is entered in the configuration
is:
> https://kolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/%EMAIL%.ifp
>
> So it looks like it doesn't understand the macro
%EMAIL% (taken from the
> documentation and enters the emailaddress IN FRONT of
the address.
>
> If anyone knows what I am doing wrong, I would much
appreciate your help.
> ---
>
> Cheers,
> Dick Kniep
>
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Met vriendelijke groet,
Dick Kniep
Lindix BV.
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Dick Kniep <dick.knieplindix.nl> writes:

> Hi list,
>
> Some more information:
>
> When I open the URL in the browser, I get the correct
information from the 
> server:
>
> BEGIN:VCALENDAR PRODID:-//proko2//freebusy 1.0//EN
METHOD:PUBLISH VERSION:2.0 
> BEGIN:VFREEBUSY ORGANIZER:MAILTO:dick.knieplindix.nl

> DTSTAMP:20070315T180104Z 
> URL:h
ttp://kolab.lindix_internal.nl/freebusy/dick.knieplindix.nl.ifb 
> DTSTART:20070315T000000Z DTEND:20070514T000000Z 
> FREEBUSY:20070315T150000Z/20070315T153000Z
END:VFREEBUSY END:VCALENDAR
>
> Note however, that the name of the kolab server is
kolab.lindix_internal.nl, 
> so it is NOT the same as the mail domain, but I thought
that that should be 
> no problem. At least, the server answers nicely above.

That should not be a problem since you also entered the
correct server
address in the free/busy URL.

If you followed the advice at
http://wiki.kolab.org/index.php/Kolab2_
Server_Troubleshooting_-_Free/Busy
then you probably also checked the GET requests directed
from your
client to the apache server. Do these look as expected?

Cheers,

Gunnar

-- 
____ http://www.pardus.de
_________________ http://gunnarwrobel.de _

    >> Mail at ease - Rent a kolab groupware server at
prdus <<

prdus Kolab work is funded in part by KDAB and the
Kolab Konsortium

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