D.5.4 Examples

• Create the calendar with the calendar ID tchang with tchang as the primary owner with the visible name Public_Calendar using the default access control settings (as defined by calstore.calendar.default.acl in the ics.conf file):

  cscal -o tchang -n Public_Calendar create tchang

• Modify calendar chang so that anyone has read and write access, it is associated with the category sports, and it is co-owned by jsmith@sesta.com:

  cscal -a "@^a^rw^g" -g sports -y jsmith@sesta.com modify tchang

• Disable the calendar with the calendar ID tchang (users will not be allowed to read, write to, or locate it using the user interface).

  cscal disable tchang

• Enable the calendar with the calendar ID tchang (users are allowed to read or write to it using the user interface), but it does not allow doublebooking:

  cscal -k no enable tchang

• List the properties of tchang:

  cscal list tchang

• List all the properties of tchang:

  cscal -v list tchang

• List all the calendars in the database:

  cscal list

• Reset the calendar with the calendar ID tchang to the default configuration settings:

  cscal reset tchang

• Remove a description from the calendar with the calendar ID tchang:

  cscal -d "" modify tchang

• Remove all categories from the calendar with the calendar ID tchang:

  cscal -g "" modify tchang

• Remove other owners from the calendar with the calendar ID tchang:

  cscal -y "" modify tchang

• Delete tchang from the calendar database:

  cscal delete tchang

• Delete all calendars from the calendar database whose primary owner is tchang:

  cscal -o tchang delete