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Not sending calendar invitations after following the article about it.

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otto.acuna
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I had a big event related to security on my ISP last year and I moved my calendar and contacts to an internal cardav and caldav server in my hosted Synology NAS. I was able to setup Thunderbird well and I did assigned a calendar identity to the calendar with local management of the invitations. In the configuration, it correctly shows, as in the article (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-email-invitations-caldav-servers-configured) that I prefer Client side email scheduling and I have assigned one of my email accounts. The problem I have is that when I create a calendar entry and state that I want to invite people, by default it states that the organizer is [email protected], not the email identity I assigned and that it shows in properties

Any ideas if this is something I need to edit somewhere internal? Thank you in advance for your help Otto

I had a big event related to security on my ISP last year and I moved my calendar and contacts to an internal cardav and caldav server in my hosted Synology NAS. I was able to setup Thunderbird well and I did assigned a calendar identity to the calendar with local management of the invitations. In the configuration, it correctly shows, as in the article (https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/enable-email-invitations-caldav-servers-configured) that I prefer Client side email scheduling and I have assigned one of my email accounts. The problem I have is that when I create a calendar entry and state that I want to invite people, by default it states that the organizer is [email protected], not the email identity I assigned and that it shows in properties Any ideas if this is something I need to edit somewhere internal? Thank you in advance for your help Otto
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otto.acuna
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An update, I found something interesting. The problem seems to happen when I import an ICS invitation (e.g. a zoom scheduled event that generates an ics that you import into the calendar. I created a new event in the calendar from scratch, not importing, just clicking on the calendar and did the same thing, changed [email protected] for the same account I placed in properties to send the invitation and the invitation got send.

Could it be that with the ICS you import something in the code that dissallow to invite?

Matt
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right click the calendar in the right of a calendar tab and select properties. Now set the email account for that calendar.