Sirs, we have a Scalix server with nearly 300 users.
The server is on a Centos 5.2 server, and we maintain it regularly upgraded (11.4.6).
Our clients use mail via SWA or via Thunderbird. As we use extensively the calendar, users with TB use Lightning (versions 0.9 or 1.0B2).
We sometimes (it happened 3/4 times in a year) have a corruption problem in Lightning, as appointments are not displayed regularly. If we look at the logs of TB, we can see the offending event (Lightning cannot load the .ics file). We can go to the directory of the user, and we can see the description of the event. If we go to the event in SWA we can delete the offending event, and everything works.
Now, today we encountered a user with a lot of equally named events, and to find the offending event we had to delete a lot of good items. Is there a way to get the link from the name of the .ics file and the date of the event, or any other info that we can use to identify the offending event?
Thanks in advance
Giuseppe Torlai