cannot delete shared calendar with spaces in the name

[Lucas Hendricks]

I was able to delete one shared folder with a space, and now I only have 1
left which seems to be a phantom shared folder which indicates as far as
deleting the folder: an isolated problem not related to the space in the
name.  

Retrieving an ics file via the subscription link does not work for shared
folders with a space in the name for me, though.  Using IE as a
troubleshooting tool to connect to the Debian 4.0 binary install of 2.2:

Shared folder name: mycal  
type: events
https://kolab.mydomain.com/horde/rpc.php/kronolith/shared.mycal.ics 
This works fine and prompts me to download the ics file through IE

Shared folder name: my calendar     
type: events
https://kolab.mydomain.com/horde/rpc.php/kronolith/shared.my%20calendar.ics
This gives a blank response with no file download prompt

I think I might have made the phantom folder during 2.2-rc3 and done an
upgrade from that to 2.2 which I could easily have done incorrectly to
prevent the issue (I might have marked it to delete then done the upgrade
before it ran the cleanup or something).  Since that is isolated to the one
phantom folder and I plan on doing a clean wipe and fresh install with 2.2.1
it probably doesn't need any more attention.  

Info for if you are just interested, though: folder appears in horde as:
[anonymous]shared.doc surgery

I cannot delete it while logged on to the horde as my only user account nor
as the manager logon, and it does not appear in shared folders in the
web-admin interface logged on as the default manager account.  I created a
maintainer account and administrator account, neither of which even has the
calendar show up as visible either in horde or the web-admin interface for
kolab.

Lucas

-----Original Message-----
From: Gunnar Wrobel [mailto:wrobel at pardus.de] 
Sent: Friday, December 05, 2008 2:36 AM
To: kolab-users at kolab.org
Subject: Re: cannot delete shared calendar with spaces in the name

Hi Lucas,

Quoting Lucas Hendricks <LHendricks at austinent.com>:

>   font-family: Arial;\">Hello,  font-family: Arial;\">    
> font-family: Arial;\">I have created some shared calendars in the
> horde admin interface that included spaces in the name and they
seem
> buggy.

In the horde admin interface? I guess you rather mean the web-admin, right?

> I could not subscribe to them via url and they will not let
> me delete them either through admin or horde.

How exactly do you try to delete it in horde? Did you give admin  
rights to the user trying to delete the shared folder?

> When I set them to
> delete in the admin interface they say "Folder deleted,
> awaiting cleanup..." but then never delete and after cleanup
> runs they're still there.

What kind of a cleanup run? Does your kolabd run? kolabd should be  
responsible for removing the folders.

>
>  font-family: Arial;\">   font-family: Arial;\">I'm only on a beta  
> install and I will most
> likely do a clean install when 2.2.1 comes out so it's not an issue
> that needs much thought wasted on it (I will just not use spaces in
> folder names in the future).   I just wanted to check here to see
if
> someone knows how to fix this off the top of their heads or if it
> should be considered a feature.

Deleting such folders works fine for me (albeit on a 2.2.1  
installation). I don't think we had some changes in that area though  
and I would expect it to also work on 2.2.0. I could check 2.2.0 also  
if required.

Cheers,

Gunnar

>
>  font-family: Arial;\">   style=\"font-size: 10pt; font-family:  
> Arial; color: blue;\">Lucas
> Hendricks

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