Tickets :: Comment on [#11713] Kolab backend: Newly created calendars lose all permissions

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Comment	> Fresh day, fresh eyes. I also took at look at this by comparing the > mnemo and the kronolith Kolab drivers. > -> I couldn't spot a big difference. > > So I started to add "exit(0)" statements to the addShare() function > in kronolith and see where the permissions get lost. Here's a quick > "fix" for the issue: > > diff --git a/kronolith/lib/Ajax/Application/Handler.php > b/kronolith/lib/Ajax/Application/Handler.php > index d8ba110..e985696 100644 > --- a/kronolith/lib/Ajax/Application/Handler.php > +++ b/kronolith/lib/Ajax/Application/Handler.php > @@ -954,7 +954,7 @@ class Kronolith_Ajax_Application_Handler extends > Horde_Core_Ajax_Application_Han > } > try { > $calendar = Kronolith::addShare($info); > - Kronolith::readPermsForm($calendar); > + // Kronolith::readPermsForm($calendar); > if > ($calendar->hasPermission($GLOBALS['registry']->getAuth(), > Horde_Perms::SHOW)) { > $wrapper = new > Kronolith_Calendar_Internal(array('share' => $calendar)); > $result->saved = true; > > > > Wild guess: The "Create calendar" dialog does not show a permission > form. kronolith::readPermsForm() doesn't find any set rights and > therefore removes all ACLs. >
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