You Don't Have Permission to View This Calendar
I upgraded from Leopard Server 10.5.8 to 10.6
My site has individual blogs and a group wiki.
For some reason, I can't access my individual or group calendars.
It results in an error message saying I don't have permission to view the calendar.
I did not see an obvious way to recreate the calendar for myself or my group, or to fix the permissions.
Has anyone else seen this problem?
Thanks in advance.
I have a fresh install of 10.6 running on our internal network. Other computers in the network can find the machine. Wiki and Blogs are up and running, and I can edit them freely once I log in via the web interface.
Initially, the Web Calendar displayed the error you wrote about above... "You don't have permission to view this calendar".
After finding this thread, I changed the default IP address in the Wiki Server portion of Server Admin to what I thought was the FQDN (machinename.domain.net), but what I actually did was use ".com" instead of ".net" at the end. Oops.
After a minute, I found the error and switched .com to .net. I still get the same permissions error, but now if I'm NOT logged in as a user, and I try to access any web page, I get a dialog that reads...
To view this page, you must log in to area “/Search” on machinename.domain.net:80.
And none of the logins work. After pressing cancel it reads...
Unable to access calendar, because the Web service is configured incorrectly.
I can login through the regular login process, but that strange dialog box above will not let me login. Either way I have yet to see a web calendar working.
Any help appreciated. Thanks.
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