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Old 08-30-2010, 06:32 AM
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Default Cannot subscribe to Zimbra Calendar from Google Calendar

The following set of steps produces a 403 error instead of granting access to the calendar:

In Zimbra webmail, Calendar > Right Click Calendar > Share Calendar > External guests (view only) > $Email and $Password > "Allow user(s) to see my private appointments." > Send Standard Invite > OK

$Email then gets the message from Zimbra with a URL like this:

https://zstore00.zprd.lafayette.edu/...e.edu/Calendar

I then modify it to add the username and password. Note that I've URL Encoded the @ so that whatever tries to GET the calendar doesn't try to get it from gmail:

https://someone%40gmail.com:somethin...e.edu/Calendar

I am told Google Calendar is unable to fetch the URL. After visiting the above I get a 403 error with the specific text "permission denied: you do not have sufficient permissions".

I would think that I should not get a permission denied. The closest thread I could find to this was the following:

http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...dar-print.html

However, they are trying to do it the other way, from Google into Zimbra. I'm trying to allow someone with Google to see my Zimbra calendar. Please let me know if anyone has seen this problem.

Thanks,
John
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Old 08-30-2010, 07:41 AM
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The following set of steps produces a 403 error instead of granting access to the calendar:

In Zimbra webmail, Calendar > Right Click Calendar > Share Calendar > External guests (view only) > $Email and $Password > "Allow user(s) to see my private appointments." > Send Standard Invite > OK

$Email then gets the message from Zimbra with a URL like this:

https://zstore00.zprd.lafayette.edu/...e.edu/Calendar

I then modify it to add the username and password. Note that I've URL Encoded the @ so that whatever tries to GET the calendar doesn't try to get it from gmail:

https://someone%40gmail.com:somethin...e.edu/Calendar

I am told Google Calendar is unable to fetch the URL. After visiting the above I get a 403 error with the specific text "permission denied: you do not have sufficient permissions".

I would think that I should not get a permission denied. The closest thread I could find to this was the following:

http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...dar-print.html

However, they are trying to do it the other way, from Google into Zimbra. I'm trying to allow someone with Google to see my Zimbra calendar. Please let me know if anyone has seen this problem.

Thanks,
John
Did not have success with this numerous weeks ago (but didn't work super-hard on it).

IIRC, google doesn't like user/pwd in the URL (or doesnt' support it), if you just do /Calendar it defaults to the HTML one which is not what you would want anyway, you would want ics for example. You could try just fetching the ics file directly and try importing into google calendar (/Calendar.ics) - disremember if I tried that. But yeah, not sure this is workable at this point.
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Old 09-07-2010, 02:18 PM
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This is working for me in Google:

https://MailHost/home/UserName/CalendarName?fmt=ics

but, it takes hours for the Zimbra events to show up. Best rely on next day service. I think this is part of the known problem.
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