ICal Problem with Mobile Account/Home and where are the calendars stored

I am using MacMinis in an office with my MacPro SnowLeopard Server running LDAP with NetworkHome accounts. Almost everything works except this ical is driving me nuts.
The problem is iCals don't sync with the NetworkHome. When I look in usr/library/calendars a new calendar appears there but it won't sync on to a different machine.
What is even more frusterating, if I disconnect the server so I am just logging in locally, I can delete all the calanders in usr/library/calendars, but when I log back in the calendars just re-appear. So where else is ical storing calendar information?
thanks
jake

where else is ical storing calendar information?
in a folder in usr/library/syncservices/local. You will have to look in the clientname.txt file in each of the folders to find which one is for iCal.
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