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Updated Sharing Calendars (markdown)

JohnLines 2024-03-07 16:13:54 +00:00
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@ -22,3 +22,7 @@ I'm using the following **rights** configuration file (still on Radicale 1.1.1,
Now to share my **calendar.ics** with a second user, I, 'V', am creating a symlink to e.g. **v-shared.ics** in the other user's calendar directory. The other user can now **only** read the calendar, thanks to the rule [allow-shared-read]. Now to share my **calendar.ics** with a second user, I, 'V', am creating a symlink to e.g. **v-shared.ics** in the other user's calendar directory. The other user can now **only** read the calendar, thanks to the rule [allow-shared-read].
If I want to give write access another user, I'll just create a link not ending in _'-shared.ics'_, to that user's directory. This setup is just tested briefly, but I found another user mentioning a similar approach on the issues tracker. If I want to give write access another user, I'll just create a link not ending in _'-shared.ics'_, to that user's directory. This setup is just tested briefly, but I found another user mentioning a similar approach on the issues tracker.
### Radicale v3
This still works - with some modifications with version 3.1.8. The main difference is that links are made to the directory containing the .ics files, rather than a single .ics file