Incorrect calednar url

[Vimm]

I'd like to know how to set the url that is displayed on the calendar share page. The bottom of the page reads:

"To allow others to access this item, direct them to this URL:"

It then displays a URL using the internal domain of the server which is invalid for the user. I need it to display the external domain, the one that the user is viewing the site with. How can I do that?

Example:
User logs in at at https://www.example.com/
Currently displays:
https://internal.server/home/user/Calendar
Should display:
https://www.example.com/home/user/Calendar

[jholder]

The Zimbra server will only display what it's hostname is.
Multiple hostnames are not allowed.

Soo...if your DNS/Port forwarding is working correctly, then it likely will not matter.

If you really want it changed, then your zimbra/hostname server will have to change to www

[Vimm]

Thanks, that's disappointing. I need it changed because my local hostname isn't valid on the internet and we never intended for it to be. Perhaps I can use zmlocalconfig to change it? Or will I need to re-install the application?

[gurubert]

There is now a bug report: Bug 44645 – URL for Calendar ICS access incorrect

[Bill Brock]

can be modified. Can you not put the URL you want them to use in the message and ask them to use it instead? As long as it resolves to the correct IP I think it should work. I've not tried it so I may be wrong.

[gurubert]

Originally Posted by Bill Brock

Can you not put the URL you want them to use in the message and ask them to use it instead? As long as it resolves to the correct IP I think it should work.

Yes, that works. And that's why I think it is a bug in the user interface.

Zimbra should present an URL that is similar to the URL the user uses to connect to the web interface.

[Bill Brock]

How would Zimbra know?

[gurubert]

Originally Posted by Bill Brock

How would Zimbra know?

A webserver knows the hostname the client is using to connect to the server.

And the relevant parts of the UI run as JavaScript in the browser, where the hostname is also known. I see no need to get the REST_URL from the server. But I may not know the side effects.