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Hi all,

Not sure whether I am just too stupid, so please bear with me.


Initial Situation:=20

I get notifications for events for all sorts of calendars that I have r=
ead=20
access to as long as I am subscribed to them on the server. Most of tho=
se=20
notifications are false alerts, since only five of these 50 calendars a=
re=20
actually my personal ones and should provide me with such notifications=
.


Attempted Fix:

Right click on every single calendar, Folder properties, Block reminder=
s=20
locally. Worked like charm, finally I only get my own reminders. Only t=
hat now:


New Problem:

All calendars for which I have done this are no longer visible in my li=
st of=20
calendars, while still being server-side subscribed. I also can no long=
er=20
select them for placing new events, which is almost equally annoying.

That means it's now "single person ware" rather than "groupware" :-P


The whole thing looks like it is a local subscription to the folder tha=
t was=20
turned off, not just the alerts were suppressed. In fact, when I look a=
t one of=20
the folders in the Akonadi console, I find it in the IMAP section, but =
no=20
longer among the Kolab folders.

And when looking at the Attributes of the IMAP folder, I find an attrib=
ute=20
names "BlockAlarmsAttribute" that is empty, but does not exist for the =
other=20
folders. So perhaps that is what does the trick?

Deleted that attribute, no cigar. Folder still invisible. Be that as it=
 may,=20
the Local Subscriptions dialog in the Akonadi Console doesn't show me a=
nything=20
however.=20

So I wonder: Is there some magic "only show folders from which you woul=
d get=20
alarms" or "manage local subscription of calendar" setting somewhere th=
at I=20
have just managed to blatantly overlook?

Best regards,
Georg


--=20
Georg C. F. Greve
Chief Executive Officer

Kolab Systems AG=09=09=09=09Wondering whether Kolab is for you?
Z=FCrich, Switzerland=09=09=09=09Find out at http://kolabsys.com/try

e: greve@kolabsys.com
t: +41 78 904 43 33
w: http://kolabsys.com

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