ACL and delegation options are both normal.
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I have a user (USER A) that cannot see another user's (USER B)free/busy time in their calendar. When scheduling it shows "no info" for all times. USER A can see all other users free/busy time, and all users can see USER B's free/busy time. The problem only exists when USER A tries to see USER B's free/busy.
I have checked that USER B has "everyone may see my schedule information" and there are no strange settings. I have deleted the cache on USER A's computer and rebuilt USER A's client but the problem still persists. Does anyone have any idea?
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That's the interesting thing, it seems to follow that user's id around, he's received an entirely new computer since the problem started. I don't think there should be anything different with the clubusy.nsf replicas, as I have even gone so far as to shut down both servers in the cluster, delete clubusy.nsf on each, then let it rebuild when Domino started again. It makes no sense to me how this is even possible to have happen.
> That's the interesting thing...
So it's Notes and Domino, not some mishap in the Notes client. That's good! So it is user-related on the server, which leaves the following items to be checked:
- the settings in the Person document for user A (correct user
- the groups in the NAB, whether the user is exactly equivalent to other users
- the ACL settings
- and maybe others.
When I look at them through the "manage groups" in the domino administrator, I'm not seeing anything that I wouldn't expect, they don't have identical group memberships, but they shouldn't have identical memberships as their job functions are different. (As luck would have it, one is VP of MIS, and one is VP of finance- just had to be 2 VP's having the problem!)
Bad joss...
Let me summarise this all:
- A can't see B's free time
- A can see everybody else's free time
- B can see everybody's free time, including A's
- everybody else can see A's and B's free time
- all groups are set ok (visual check)
- the ACL of the busytime database is ok
I'm pretty much near Wits End, but could you try, just for the heck of it, to add A to one or more groups B belongs to. Prolly against all policies...
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by: SysExpertPosted on 2009-03-28 at 20:13:28ID: 24011306
CHeck the ACL of the Mail DB as well as the delegation options
I hope this helps !