Sure.
I was on another computer using the Zimbra webclient. I created a new calendar and immediately shared it to one other person. Later (about one day later), I went back to my iCal and opened the Zimbra Sys Prefs Pane to choose to sync that new calendar to my iCal (I do not sync all of my calendars to Zimbra, some of them are only in iCal and I sync them to .Mac). In looking at the list of possible calendar to share in the Zimbra prefs pane, the new calendar was not listed and thus not sync-able to iCal.
At your suggestion, I went into the web client and revoked the share rights to this other person. I closed and opened System Preferences. And the new calendar was suddenly in the list. Once I was able to select it for sync, I hit the Sync Now button in the prefs pane. While that was syncing, I went back into the webclient and re-shared the calendar to the person it was originally shared to.
I'm working on OS 10.4.9, MacBook Pro, iCal 2.0.5 (1069).
Should I try to reproduce it again? I could have another person here try to reproduce it. We are just rolling out Zimbra here and doing our user migration in August. So we are poking at it to find all the gotcha's.
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