Tickets :: Comment on [#14741] Kronolith sends mails for cancelled-events when explicitely told, not to send them.

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Comment	> The steps to reproduce seem somewhat strange, so I will explain > below, why I sometimes have to act like this. > > Current behaviour: > When importing a calender-event (.ics) from an external calendar-tool > (like google-calendar) that was forwarded to me per email, all the > attendees are imported as attendees too. > Deleting the attendees in this event via webfrontend offers a popup, > asking "Send updates to attendees?" > When you click "No", the attendees you just deleted, still receive an > email telling them, the event was cancelled! > > Expected behaviour: > When i explicitely tell kronolith, not to send updates to attendees, > i should not send emails. > > Steps to reproduce: > 1) Create an event in an external calendar-tool (e.g. > calendar.google.com) and invite person A to this event > 2) Forward the invitation-mail for person A to your horde account > 3) In Horde Mail-Frontend add this event to your personal calendar > (via "Actions-> Add to my calendar" in the bottom of the mail) > 4) In Kronolith-frontend select the event, delete person A from the > event and click "Save" > 5) In the popup asking you "Send updates to attandees?" click on "No" > 6) Person A receives a "Cancelled: Event" - mail, but it should not. > > End of bug description > ------------------------------------------- > Just to make clear "why" one wants to do this: > Sometimes, when a colleague gets invited to events (from people > outside our company via google-calendar, exchange, whatever), he > wants me to be available as "backup". He forwards me the emails > containing the .ics, so i can import them to my calendar. As i'm not > invited by the externals i can't "accept" the invitation, i just can > add "a copy" of the event to my calendar. > Unfortunately TB/Lightning in conjunction with horde has some bugs > (not topic of this ticket, i think there are already some tickets > open regarding this) resulting in sending out emails to attendees, > everytime i get a reminder, which i have to avoid. Thus i want to > delete other persons from my copy of the event, so Lightning doesn't > even have the chance to send out emails to other persons. > But currently all of the original attendees get an email, saying that > i cancelled an event (which i'm originially not even invited to), > which results in much confusion.
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