Hello,
I've got the same problem.
Using Zimbra 5.0.10_GA_2638.UBUNTU6 on an Ubuntu Dapper system. We have about 140 Users on the system.
SearchCalendarResourcesRequest (asynchronous) posts:
Code:
Body: {
SearchCalendarResourcesRequest: {
_jsns: "urn:zimbraAccount",
attrs: "displayName,mail,zimbraCalResLocationDisplayName,zimbraCalResCapacity,zimbraCalResContactEmail,description",
searchFilter: {
conds: {
cond: [
0: {
attr: "zimbraCalResType",
op: "eq",
value: "Location"
},
1: {
attr: "displayName",
op: "has",
value: "Besprechungsraum A"
}
]
}
}
}
},
Header: {
context: {
_jsns: "urn:zimbra",
account: {
_content: "marco.pilipovic@softicar.com",
by: "name"
},
authToken: "0_068531dfa4bd1740c6b8c39c2e1dcd503886b19d_69643d33363a30383539646363612d383865662d343165642d396661362d3730303465326631636331383b6578703d31333a313232363733363834353730303b747970653d363a7a696d6272613b",
format: {
type: "js"
},
notify: {
seq: 32
},
sessionId: {
_content: 112346,
id: 112346
},
userAgent: {
name: "ZimbraWebClient - FF3.0 (Linux)",
version: "5.0.10_GA_2638.UBUNTU6"
}
}
} Code:
reusing RPC ID __RpcCtxt_2
ROUND TRIP TIME: 87
and
RESPONSE (asynchronous) is:
Code:
Body: {
NoOpResponse: {
_jsns: "urn:zimbraMail"
}
},
Header: {
context: {
_jsns: "urn:zimbra",
change: {
token: 58960
},
notify: [
0: {
modified: {
c: [
0: {
f: "",
id: "17fe9067-b374-4a9c-9984-56b59d340460:-22988",
n: 0,
t: "",
total: 1
}
],
folder: [
0: {
id: "17fe9067-b374-4a9c-9984-56b59d340460:2",
n: 87,
perm: "rwidxc",
s: 7545535
}
],
m: [
0: {
f: "x",
id: "17fe9067-b374-4a9c-9984-56b59d340460:22988"
}
]
},
seq: 33
}
],
sessionId: [
0: {
_content: "112346",
id: "112346"
}
]
}
},
_jsns: "urn:zimbraSoap" Code:
------------------------- Running response callback for NoOpRequest
------------------------- Processing notifications for NoOpRequest
Handling notification[0] seq=33
--- freeing rpcCtxt __RpcCtxt_1
ROUND TRIP TIME: 200
it doesn't matter what I try to search for. 'Besprechungsraum A' or 'B' or '' ... no results are shown.
I tried everything to find existing Locations but.... no chance...
The funny thing: At some users it works perfectly. Even searching for '' works without any problems. It shows then every location.
What makes it more confusing is: If I log on with a colleges account, on my machine: it works... And the college has the same rights and parameters as I have.
Happy with any suggestions
Marco