Uh, nevermind, you want to *enable* it. Committed, thanks.

Regarding the patch, I see how checking for @ might make sense, though 
I didn't do this on purpose.

But I don't understand why you want to disable verifcation in 
parseAddressList().

No, i have explicitely taken care of that. The RFC 2445 doesn't 
require attendees to have email addresses, and Kronolith simply 
doesn't notify them. You can still update their status in Kronolith 
manually though.

This still doesn't make sense to me; it's a pretty integral assumption 
that an iTip invitee is an email address. Having non-emails in there 
might even cause us to generate invalid iTip when reminders or 
invitations are sent to those _with_ an email address.

Hello Chuck,
That's a recently added feature of kronolith. Lets assume kronolith is 
used as a company wide shared calendar. It's quite common to create 
events with external attendees which don't have an email address, but 
everyone in the company knows who is coming.



Cheers,

Thomas

What's the purpose of adding an attendee with no email address? 
Doesn't make any sense since email is how iTip/iCal invitations work.

Patch

Hello,



attached is a patch to fix the addition of attendees without an email address.

The patch enables email address verification and surpresses the 
warning message if the attendee is without an email adress.



Cheers,

Thomas