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Old 01-14-2008, 02:13 PM
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Default can't create recurring appointment in shared calendar.

Fedora 7, Zimbra 5.0.1

I can create a "normal" one instance appointment in the shared calendar but when I try to create a recurring appointment I get;

msg: invalid request: Cannot create/modify an appointment/task with organizer set to user1@domain.com when using account user2@domain.com
code: service.INVALID_REQUEST
method: ModifyAppointmentRequest
detail: soap:Sender

I have changed the user and domain parts for this post.

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Old 01-14-2008, 07:39 PM
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Just to re-confirm, are you creating a *new* appointment or editing an existing one?

There was a known issue (fixed post 5.0) with editing an existing appointment and changing the calendar of a local appointment to that of a remote calendar (or vice versa).

If its happening with creation, can provide repro steps starting with creating the share, accepting the share, etc.

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Old 01-15-2008, 05:27 AM
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It was on both creation and modification but today I can't recreate the problem. The recurring appointments are going into both local and shared calendars just fine. Will post again if i can recreate the problem.

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