HT203521: Get help using iCloud Contacts, Calendars, or Reminders
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Q: Received 2 appointments, same date, same content, just different hours. Since then I receive message from iCal: Access to “S ... more
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Apr 21, 2013 12:03 PMby Csound1,In my opinion this is a bug, because iCloud is not able to handle 2 appointments at the same date with same content, just at different hours. The different hours should be enough individuality for each event on calendar.
Here are 4 identical events (other than time) in Calendar on my mac
Here is how they appear at iCloud.com
I concluded that iCloud has no problem with identical events seperated by time, so the question becomes what is wrong with your setup as opposed to what is wrong with iCloud.
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Apr 21, 2013 12:06 PMby AmadeusBiteTheApple,To be more detailed:
A customer send me an appointment which is an regular appointment.
After one of our our-fixes he send me again the same appointment, just 2 hours later, for a resumation. I agreed and since then I have this message. Just deleting it helps. But this can't be a solution.
I tried to put same events on different hours. It works, just this specific event iCloud doesn't accept.
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Apr 21, 2013 12:15 PMby AmadeusBiteTheApple,The detailed message is (marked with Begin and End):
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Access to “Status meeting” in “Customer” in account “iCloud” is not permitted.
The server responded:
“403”
to operation CalDAVWriteEntityQueueableOperation.
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"Customer" is specific calendar for this customer.
In my opinion server must be the iCloud server. In my calendar the event is written, just in iCloud the event doesn't appear. That means to me that the event can't be written in the iCloud Calendar and the message is from iCloud.
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Apr 21, 2013 1:04 PMby Csound1,HelpfulAmadeusBiteTheApple wrote:
"Customer" is specific calendar for this customer.
In my opinion server must be the iCloud server. In my calendar the event is written, just in iCloud the event doesn't appear. That means to me that the event can't be written in the iCloud Calendar and the message is from iCloud.
No, in a Dav system the server is whichever end is sending, Calendar (on your Mac) contains both a Dav server and a Dav client (or it could not send updates). Writing an event in the local calendar and sending the event to the online calendar are different things,
Try signing completely out of iCloud, restarting and signing back in.
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Apr 21, 2013 2:31 PMby AmadeusBiteTheApple,I don't know the details of the app, but you are surely right, that the local server try to synchronize the events with iCloud, being a interface.
Waht do you exactly mean with signing out? Do you mean to deactivate Calendars from "iCloud" in the "System Preferences"?
I never did that and I would not like to miss all the informations alreday stored.
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Apr 21, 2013 11:34 PMby AmadeusBiteTheApple,Thank you very much for your help. I understand you very well.
In the next hours I have some work to do and in the later afternoon I will backup and try to follow your suggestion.
In this morning I tried just one thing: I have interrupted my internet connection and start calendar on my MBP. No error message!
Everything was fine until I start my internet connection again. Then my beloved message was present, annoying me every few seconds, ignoring the "Ignore" button.
