From DXi a t uwmb.org  Mon Aug 14 17:06:35 2006
From: DXi a t uwmb.org (Daniel Xi)
Date: Mon, 14 Aug 2006 12:06:35 -0400
Subject: [Webcalendar] Inquiry on WebCalendar implementation in Win2K
Message-ID: <OF21C60104.73836798-ON852571CA.0057FB92-852571CA.00587E80 a t Uwmb.org>

Hi all,

     I am researching the implementation of WebCalendar within an intranet
system for our organization. The target environment is a Windows 2000
Server with IIS 5.0.
     If anyone has done this kind of implementation, would you be kind of
enough share any technical shortcomings and/or functional limitations you
have run into while trying to set up and use this application?

     I appreciate any feedback.

     Thank you,

     Daniel.


From lucy at orion.duhs.duke.edu  Tue Aug 22 12:25:58 2006
From: lucy at orion.duhs.duke.edu (Lucy Upchurch)
Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 13:25:58 -0400
Subject: [Webcalendar] restore data file
Message-ID: <7612ad63008b3b56ac198c433a57ff51 a t orion.duhs.duke.edu>

Hi,

I have a user that has a calendar.  All the user's entries, 
appointments, disappeared off their calendar.  I renamed their data 
file to data file copy and restored their backup data file.  I know the 
backup file had data in it as I viewed the calendar before the backup.  
The problem is that the newly restored data file does not show any 
entries.

My questions are:

What could have happened to make all entries for all months disappear?

How do you restore their data from a backup?

Thanks.

Lucy

Lucy Upchurch
Duke University Medical Center
Center for In Vivo Microscopy
Research Dr., Room 132
Bryan Research Building
Durham, NC  27710
Office:  919-684-7781  Pager:  919-970-1893
For more information about our lab:  http://www.civm.duhs.duke.edu
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From r.janssen at uw.nl  Wed Aug 23 02:42:46 2006
From: r.janssen at uw.nl (Rob Janssen)
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 09:42:46 +0200
Subject: [Webcalendar] restore data file
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From dhendricks at jointcenter.org  Wed Aug 23 08:08:19 2006
From: dhendricks at jointcenter.org (David Hendricks)
Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 09:08:19 -0400
Subject: [Webcalendar] restore data file
Message-ID: <s4ec1b11.055 a t SERVER1.jointcenter.org>

I duplicated the problem and restored the events at our office. 

The user most likely clicked Options, Administration, Dangerous Ops, 
Erase My Calendar, and then Submit. This erases all events but doesn't
delete the
calendar itself.

If the user's calendar login is "user1", the default directories to be
restored are
c:\webcal\spool\user1 and  c:\webcal\spool\user1\cache

I believe the default directories under Linux would be 
/var/www/webcal/spool/user1 and /var/www/webcal/spool/user1/cache

Followup question, though. How can "Dangerous Ops" be suppressed for
all but admins?

>>> Lucy Upchurch <lucy at orion.duhs.duke.edu> 08/22/06 1:25 PM >>>
Hi,

I have a user that has a calendar.  All the user's entries, 
appointments, disappeared off their calendar.  I renamed their data 
file to data file copy and restored their backup data file.  I know the

backup file had data in it as I viewed the calendar before the backup. 

The problem is that the newly restored data file does not show any 
entries.

My questions are:

What could have happened to make all entries for all months disappear?

How do you restore their data from a backup?

Thanks.

Lucy

Lucy Upchurch
Duke University Medical Center
Center for In Vivo Microscopy
Research Dr., Room 132
Bryan Research Building
Durham, NC  27710
Office:  919-684-7781  Pager:  919-970-1893
For more information about our lab:  http://www.civm.duhs.duke.edu