Is public free/busy information useful?

[Daniel Hoffend]

Hi Conny

You're free to limit the access to the /freebusy url using allow/deny in 
the apache2 configuration. I guess it's useful to open the freebusy url 
to organizations that are linked together to share freebusy 
informations.

It's up for discussion if we should limit it to localhost only in the 
default installation or keep it that way (was easier to debug stuff in 
the beginning). Securing your services is a complete section on its own.

--
Regards
Daniel



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Von: "Cornelius Hald" <hald at icandy.de>
An: "Kolab Mailinglist" <users at lists.kolab.org>
Gesendet: 24.02.2015 12:10:33
Betreff: Is public free/busy information useful?

> Hi,
> 
> I was just wondering whether or not it is a good idea that the 
> free/busy
> URL is accessible from everywhere.
> 
> As far as I understand the Roundcube calendar is using it to check
> whether or not invited people and resources are free or busy. But is
> there also something like a internet standard that defines how other
> calendar clients resolve that URL? So that Evolution, Outlook, etc.
> could query that information as well?
> 
> If not, that URL should probably be only readable by roundcube, right?
> 
> Thanks!
> Conny
> 
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