Re: [Davical-general] Apple and Davical permissions

[Andrew R. <an...@et...>]

Hey Egoitz,

Can you please try raising a support ticket with Apple about this? Although, as Tino implies, I
wouldn't hold out much hope.

We do have a few things to handle Apple software (and others!), if a solution could be determined
here, then we can certainly look at it.

Kind regards,
Andrew

On Wed, 2023-06-07 at 15:57 +0200, Egoitz Aurrekoetxea wrote:
> Hi!
> 
> Everybody knows that Apple devices, need readwrite privilege on principal in order to access to a
> shared calendar/addressbook of a different user on it's principal. That's clear or they don't
> sync.
> But it should be possible to have a calendar where you give read or read-write permission to
> another user and another calendar or another ones, where you don't give permissions to that user.
> I could want to have a public calendar and a private one!.
> Mac OS, seems not to behave properly when it has permissions on only one principal's calendar or
> addressbook but not in all of them. Have you ever seen something like this?.
> Could you know the appropiate way of handling it?.
> 
> Best regards,
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