Closed gns-jdaniel closed 2 months ago
I also have the same error :
gam calendar "xxx@subdomain.xx" update acls freebusyreader domain:domain.xx Calendar: xxx@subdomain.xx, Update 1 Calendar ACL Temporary error: internalError - Internal error encountered., Backing off: 16 seconds, Retry: 4/10 Temporary error: internalError - Internal error encountered., Backing off: 32 seconds, Retry: 5/10 Temporary error: internalError - Internal error encountered., Backing off: 60 seconds, Retry: 6/10 Temporary error: internalError - Internal error encountered., Backing off: 60 seconds, Retry: 7/10 Temporary error: internalError - Internal error encountered., Backing off: 60 seconds, Retry: 8/10 Temporary error: internalError - Internal error encountered., Backing off: 60 seconds, Retry: 9/10
ERROR: 500: internalError - Internal error encountered.
I have more than 700 users to do, has anyone found a solution ?
I'm using gam to configure the permissions for a bunch of Google Workspace resource (building/room) calendars.
I've noticed that if I try to change the permissions for the domain while there are no other user ACLs, the command times out:
HOWEVER, if I first add a user:
AND THEN run the same command as before:
gam calendar myresourcecalendarname@resource.calendar.google.com update acls reader domain:example.com
then everything works perfectly. No extra user? can't change domain permissions. Extra user? no problem changing domain permissions. This is reproducible, with different resource calendars, at different times of the day.