Open quenenni opened 2 years ago
Hi :wave:
I just tried the following:
Accept
in the received mail.Which results in Your attendance was updated successfully.
for me. I tried to open the link in a private browser session as well as the session in which I created the event in. In both cases I don't receive any error.
I noticed that you use slightly outdated version of the calendar (3.0.2
instead of 3.0.6
) and this plugin (2.1.0
instead of 2.2.0
). Even though I couldn't spot any fixes in these releases that should be related to your issue, have you tried upgrading both to the newest version to see if that fixes the issue?
Maybe @azmeuk can reproduce this. On my instance at least, it seems to work fine.
Thanks a lot for your tests.
I'll update tonight the apps and see if it resolve anything.
The most difficult part is that I don't have an error anywhere (except that going to the link is catched by the IDP (SSO)). I don't know where to look.
Can I ask you what IDP you are using? Keycloak / LemonLdap / ... and if you had to configure specific accesses for this?
Hello @quenenni I just tested and I cannot reproduce your issue. Mails are correctly received, and opening the accept link in a private tab validates the participation correctly. Did the update of you apps solved something?
Hello,
I'm having troubles with invitations from calendar events when I invite other people. They receive the mail but when they click on the accept or decline link in the mail, they are sent to the web browser but with an error.
I wrote a ticket in the agenda plugin of Nextcloud, but I have a feeling it could come from the oidc plugin that should have few paths where the authorization is not required, like validating an invitation from an event.
Can I ask you to check my report and see if that doesn't make you thing of something: https://github.com/nextcloud/calendar/issues/3969
Thanks