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I also have this issue when adding an invitee to an event using any CalDAV client. Inviting from SOGo interface directly doesn't appear to have any issues and the invite email sends as expected. Seems to be a bug with SOGo's CalDAV support unfortunately.
@adrw said in Sogo calendar don't send invites:
I also have this issue when adding an invitee to an event using any CalDAV client. Inviting from SOGo interface directly doesn't appear to have any issues and the invite email sends as expected. Seems to be a bug with SOGo's CalDAV support unfortunately.
FYI: This is a common problem with most caldav servers from my experience. So far, only Baikal has worked for me without fault.
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@adrw said in Sogo calendar don't send invites:
I also have this issue when adding an invitee to an event using any CalDAV client. Inviting from SOGo interface directly doesn't appear to have any issues and the invite email sends as expected. Seems to be a bug with SOGo's CalDAV support unfortunately.
FYI: This is a common problem with most caldav servers from my experience. So far, only Baikal has worked for me without fault.
@necrevistonnezr That's definitely unfortunate, one of the biggest reasons I've stuck with Google Calendar until now.
FWIW I filed a bug with SOGo so hopefully they get around to fixing it sooner than later/never https://sogo.nu/bugs/view.php?id=4972
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@adrw @doomilation @necrevistonnezr We have to tried to fix this in Cloudron 5. If oyu install SOGo with Cloudron 5, calendar invites should work. Contact and calendar sharing should work as well. Mailbox sharing is not supported (yet).
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@adrw @doomilation @necrevistonnezr We have to tried to fix this in Cloudron 5. If oyu install SOGo with Cloudron 5, calendar invites should work. Contact and calendar sharing should work as well. Mailbox sharing is not supported (yet).
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@adrw said in Sogo calendar don't send invites:
I also have this issue when adding an invitee to an event using any CalDAV client. Inviting from SOGo interface directly doesn't appear to have any issues and the invite email sends as expected. Seems to be a bug with SOGo's CalDAV support unfortunately.
FYI: This is a common problem with most caldav servers from my experience. So far, only Baikal has worked for me without fault.
@necrevistonnezr Semi-related and selfishly promoting my post here calling for a different DAV server app because SOgo isn't too great at that (has many limitations in using CalDAV and CardDAV in my experience) and Radicale while it works has stated it doesn't plan to incorporate the standard too closely, so I'd rather have a dedicated DAV server from one that wants to actually follow the specifications for those standards. Here's the post where I requested Sabre/Dav (but Baikal would be awesome too!): https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2129/sabre-dav-caldav-and-carddav-server-alternative-to-radicale
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When connected to an iOS device, SoGo does not send invites to guests of events.
EDIT: Please disregard. The sh*t service Mailjet stopped delivering any of my mails without even sending me a notice!
I just dicovered a small text on my web account after logging in. So for the past 48 hours none of my mails were actually delivered without any error notice. What a disaster.Mind you, I have maybe 20 mails a day and NONE of them in the last three months were marked as spam so I cannot have been in breach of their sender policy. Why they blocked me, I don't know. Switched to Mailgrid.
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@d19dotca said in Sogo calendar don't send invites:
@necrevistonnezr Semi-related and selfishly promoting my post here calling for a different DAV server app because SOgo isn't too great at that (has many limitations in using CalDAV and CardDAV in my experience) and Radicale while it works has stated it doesn't plan to incorporate the standard too closely, so I'd rather have a dedicated DAV server from one that wants to actually follow the specifications for those standards. Here's the post where I requested Sabre/Dav (but Baikal would be awesome too!): https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2129/sabre-dav-caldav-and-carddav-server-alternative-to-radicale
Agreed. I find Nextcloud to be the best solution at the mo.
What I'm really looking forward to is being able to ditch CalDAV and CardDAV altogether and use JMAP.io instead.
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@d19dotca said in Sogo calendar don't send invites:
@necrevistonnezr Semi-related and selfishly promoting my post here calling for a different DAV server app because SOgo isn't too great at that (has many limitations in using CalDAV and CardDAV in my experience) and Radicale while it works has stated it doesn't plan to incorporate the standard too closely, so I'd rather have a dedicated DAV server from one that wants to actually follow the specifications for those standards. Here's the post where I requested Sabre/Dav (but Baikal would be awesome too!): https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2129/sabre-dav-caldav-and-carddav-server-alternative-to-radicale
Agreed. I find Nextcloud to be the best solution at the mo.
What I'm really looking forward to is being able to ditch CalDAV and CardDAV altogether and use JMAP.io instead.
@christiaan said in Sogo calendar don't send invites:
What I'm really looking forward to is being able to ditch CalDAV and CardDAV altogether and use JMAP.io instead.
Does seem a nice solutions, but also seems quite a way off from getting widely adopted and implemented...
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See my edit above. It was Mailjet. SoGo now sends invites.
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@d19dotca said in Sogo calendar don't send invites:
@necrevistonnezr Semi-related and selfishly promoting my post here calling for a different DAV server app because SOgo isn't too great at that (has many limitations in using CalDAV and CardDAV in my experience) and Radicale while it works has stated it doesn't plan to incorporate the standard too closely, so I'd rather have a dedicated DAV server from one that wants to actually follow the specifications for those standards. Here's the post where I requested Sabre/Dav (but Baikal would be awesome too!): https://forum.cloudron.io/topic/2129/sabre-dav-caldav-and-carddav-server-alternative-to-radicale
Agreed. I find Nextcloud to be the best solution at the mo.
What I'm really looking forward to is being able to ditch CalDAV and CardDAV altogether and use JMAP.io instead.
@christiaan oh super cool! Never heard of JMAP before, that looks great.
