Google Apps for Business (GFE) servers don't send meeting response messages. Even when Nacho Mail creates a meeting response message and uses the SendEmail command to send it, it never arrives at its destination. Meeting responses are not sent when the user accepts the meeting through the web UI, so Nacho Mail isn't behaving any worse than Google's own tools.
It is not clear what the best thing to do is in this situation. It might be best to do nothing, since that mimics the behavior of Google's own tools. We could send a regular e-mail message that is not in the form of a meeting response, so the organizer would get a response even though it wouldn't be recorded in the organizer's copy of the meeting.
Google Apps for Business (GFE) servers don't send meeting response messages. Even when Nacho Mail creates a meeting response message and uses the SendEmail command to send it, it never arrives at its destination. Meeting responses are not sent when the user accepts the meeting through the web UI, so Nacho Mail isn't behaving any worse than Google's own tools.
It is not clear what the best thing to do is in this situation. It might be best to do nothing, since that mimics the behavior of Google's own tools. We could send a regular e-mail message that is not in the form of a meeting response, so the organizer would get a response even though it wouldn't be recorded in the organizer's copy of the meeting.