Cal 6.3 migration ownership trouble

Question

I need to migrate calendar entries from a user in JES4 (native domain mydomain.com) to a new user in COMMS6 (different domain varrius.org + alternate domain new.mydomain.com)
calendar data goes from 6.1 schema 1 sparc to 6.3 schema 2 x86
The user exists on COMMS6 and can create events using Evolution or convergence, so calendar is working well
the cal owner and cal subscriber is not the [email protected] but [email protected]
Now, let's migrate data
on JES4, I export the calendar
     ./csexport -c abc calendar /tmp/abc.ics
on COMMS6, I import the calendar data and check the DB
     ./csimport -c [email protected] calendar /tmp/abc.ics
     ./csdb check
After data migration, the user can create events using Evolution but not with Convergence
The ABC user entry contains
icsCalendarOwned: [email protected]$toto toto
icsSubscribed: [email protected]$toto toto
The changes I noticed in Convergence are:
* "My Calendar" is empty (no calendar entry) and the calendar is now displayed as subscribed calendar
* A Convergence popup indicates a lack of permissions
But, with Convergence, I can self change the properties of the calendar to declare ABC as owner.
and the it works but the calendar is still shown as a subscribed calendar, and not as one of My Calendars
Note that the ABC user entry still contains
icsCalendarOwned: [email protected]$toto toto
icsSubscribed: [email protected]$toto toto
What is the right procedure for a clean calendar migration that keep or move the migrated data under the default "my Calendar"?

Answer 1

Alban_for_SmartWave wrote:
The user exists on COMMS6 and can create events using Evolution or convergence, so calendar is working well
the cal owner and cal subscriber is not the [email protected] but [email protected]
Does the UID actually change case from lower to upper?
It helps to provide the actual values you are using rather then some obfuscated data, especially where even the slightest variation could be at the root of the issue.
on COMMS6, I import the calendar data and check the DB
     ./csimport -c [email protected] calendar /tmp/abc.ics
     ./csdb check
After data migration, the user can create events using Evolution but not with Convergence
The ABC user entry contains
icsCalendarOwned: [email protected]$toto toto
icsSubscribed: [email protected]$toto toto
Is that the total list of icsCalendarOwned/icsSubscribed entries?
Did you confirm the ownership information i.e. what do you get for the following command:
./cscal -v list [email protected]> The changes I noticed in Convergence are:
* "My Calendar" is empty (no calendar entry) and the calendar is now displayed as subscribed calendar
* A Convergence popup indicates a lack of permissions
But, with Convergence, I can self change the properties of the calendar to declare ABC as owner.There are primary owners and "other owners". Other owners have less rights then the primary owners.
What is the right procedure for a clean calendar migration that keep or move the migrated data under the default "my Calendar"?This may actually be a bug with Convergence handling of ownerships/subscriptions etc. Does the calendar show up under the "Personal Calendar" section in the UWC/CE interface?
Regards,
Shane.