Hi,
I know that if want to disable access for one user you can run "csuser disable username" ... not sure how you would go about disabling more then one user at a time though.
You can find more information about it in the Calendar Admin Guide under "Disabling and Enabling a User".
Sean
If I understand this correctly, does a calendar not have to exist before using this feature. I would need to create a calendar, and then disable it.
I want to only allow a subset of ldap users to ever login to the calendar server. I am sure this is done through some kind of ACL, but I am not sure how to do it. I was hoping for a simple attributte that dis allows a user to login to the calendar server and create a calendar.
ANy ideas?
Thanks
Darren
One way to do it (theoretically) is to create an LDAP ACL that prevents the creation of "icsCalendar" attributes for a specific group of LDAP entries.
When a user (proxied by the Calendar Admin/Mgr) tries to login to the Calendar, they should get some sort of error that the 3-5 LDAP attributes required for a calendar account could not be created in the LDAP Directory Server.
Anyway, that is my theory; haven't had a chance to test it yet...