Server rejection of authentication info

Hello!
We are running many Macs and a Mac server (all Snow Leopard).
We've all been able to add each others' iCal caldav accounts to our machines' iCals and have them all sync beautifully togather...except for one.
I cannot figure out why this one particular laptop will not allow the user to add caldav accounts into his iCal, using the same exact login information that everybody has been using without error.
He keeps getting a "the username and password for this account were rejected by the server" message every time we try to finalize adding an account (using preferences within his iCal). We've tried it using more than one caldav account login information, and even though they are all correct, they are all still being rejected by iCal.
Can somebody shed some light on why this may be happening?

Welcome to the forum.The problem has been around for a long time, and is more likely a reason for the dumping of Yahoo! than a consequence of it. It usually rights itself eventually and it's sometimes possible to cure it simply by logging into webmail to view your mailbox. Otherwise there's no known cure in advance of the new email platform.
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Edited by: sarojak on Feb 19, 2012 10:11 PM

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