We work in an organization with shared calendars (read-only). This allows us to see appointments and plan better for new ones.
I have noticed the following and cannot explain it. Perhaps someone has some advice.
If I only have one calendar in em-Client and no further permissions for other calendars, I can create/save an appointment. The appointment then appears in the calendar. If I invite someone to the appointment, the appointment is displayed correctly in my calendar. So far, nothing unusual.
However, if I have configured multiple calendars (read access) in em-Client and then create an appointment, it is still displayed in my calendar. If I invite someone from my organization (I have read access), the appointment is removed from my calendar and copied to the calendar of the invited person. In the calendar of the invited person, the organizer is no longer identified, and although the appointment can be accepted, the organizer does not receive any information about it because the appointment is no longer in the calendar of the inviting person.
I checked this behavior in the mail provider’s web frontend and was able to see the result there.
Has this behavior been observed before? How can I prevent it? I know the posibility to create the appointment and invite in one step. But sometimes it is not clear who will participate.
em-Client 10.3.2619 (1e54f4a) on Win11
My Mailprovider is mailbox.org