Tickets :: Comment on [#3965] Track the Organizer of events

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Comment	> What is the status of this ticket? I think the related PR is > https://github.com/horde/horde/pull/127 which has only few comments. > The last comment however "What I'm still misssing from this patch is > one of the key points of the original request: the attendees aren't > imported if I save a copy of this event.". First I couldn't find this > request in this ticket, secondly and most important, in the current > stable version of kronolith, the attendees are stored when copying > the event and also when importing it from an invitation in imp. > > Why I ask: saving the attendees when adding an event from imp seems > to have been added within the last year. What seems to be an > improvement on the first glance, leads to a lot of trouble: accepting > an event makes me owner of that event. So if I change the event, I > need to be careful not sending an update. Or worse, if the actual > organizer of the event sends me an update on the event, and I accept > that update, all other attendees will receive an email from me, as I > was the organizer. Even worse, some colleagues use CalDAV with an > external calendar tool: if they disable the event's notification, the > CalDAV sync again leads to outgoing email notifications (no need to > say, they already ask for alternatives to Horde). > > I recently accepted events scheduled for next week, which have more > than 40 attendees of different business partners. I don't dare to > touch that event even a little. If something goes wrong and everybody > receives an email, that for sure wont be a good advertisement for > Horde. >
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