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ICAL publishing question and X.2.8 server

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Steve-O - 10 Jan 2005 22:03 GMT
I am running 10.2.8 server and 25 clients.  I have subscribed to a free
ICAL server page and set up some information that I want to share with
my users.  Users log in from client and get there desktop.  Is there a
universal place to copy the ICAl.ics file to the server or client?

The solution I have is to log in every user, one at a time, on each
computer, place the ical file in the /library/calenders folder and BAM,
they can now see it.  I have 90 users on 25 machines and that is a
whole lot of typing.

When a user logs in their home directory, it only contains a Desktop
and Library folder.  These are stored somewhere that I can not find on
the users workstation.  I could replace the file quickly as admin/root
if I knew where this is being stored on the client.  The Users folder
on the client only list the Admin and a shared folder that does not
affect Ical on the client.

I have also tried putting it on the server in the users home directory
at  /Users/name/Library/Calendars and still no luck.  The file is
there, ownership, and permissions are correct.  Any suggestions are
welcome and gladly accepted on forcing an Ical.ics file.
TJ Talluto - 11 Jan 2005 07:43 GMT
> Any suggestions are
> welcome and gladly accepted on forcing an Ical.ics file.

Instead of the "push" approach, why don't you investigate publishing your
ics files to an ics capable web server?  Then you're users just open their
web browser, point to that web server, and see the calendar(s).

I know there is an opensource version that will do this, but doesn't a
standard .MAC account allow you to publish your calendars to their server?
Can anyone confirm that?

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