Re: Default read access group for Zidestore-originating events

On Wed, 2008-05-28 at 13:33 +0300, Samuli Seppänen wrote:
> >>> Is there are way to set the default read access team for appointments 
> >>> created by _Zidestore_. For example for events synced from a mobile 
> >>> phone to OGo? Setting the default read access team for new appointments 
> >>> created in the WebUI is easy with
> >>>   scheduler_default_readaccessteam groupname
> >>> but that doesn't seem to affect Zidestore's behavior. Have I missed some 
> >>> defaults?
> >> I am not perfectly sure, but I think, what ever the user has configured in 
> >> the webui prefereces, will be used when uploding appointments via zidestore.
> > I believe that is true since r1945, 2007-05-07
> > <http://www.whitemiceconsulting.com/node/117>
> > But that is write access;  I don't think there is a default for read
> > access,  at least not one applied by ZideStore.   If
> > "scheduler_default_readaccessteam" isn't applied you could open a bug
> > report.   ZideStore's access model is based on if you write it to a team
> > or personal folder.   Events created in the personal folder are personal
> > and events created in a team folder have access assigned to that team.
> > At least that is what I recall from when I tested it.  I don't know what
> > [if anything] the Overview folder does but (IMO) applying the default
> > would make sense.
> > I think ZideStore works this way because it descends from ZideLook and
> > Outlook does its folder hierarchy thing.
> I think I'll file a bug report on this. I'll test what happens to the 
> permissions if I upload ICS'es to different Zidestore folders. I suppose 
>   uploading to a public folder will make the included events public.

Did you file a bug for this? 

If you do please include a link to this thread
<http://mail.opengroupware.org/pipermail/users/2008-May/018919.html>

I think the good behavior would be to apply the default defined read
access when the appointment is written to the Overview folder.  I
suspect that is the folder usually used for sync of calendar events and
it doesn't represent a specific permission context (like public,
private, and Team folders do).
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