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Subscribing to a Calendar and accessing a Calendar account are two very different things. As you mentioned above, you can access this calendar from a Mac by visiting "Mail, Contacts & Calendars". However, to subscribe to a calendar there is a slightly more involved process.
First, go to your primary Mac that you use this account from. Open the Calendar ...
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From: http://unixsystems.blogspot.com/2012/06/fixing-ssh-daemon-authentication.html
If you see something similar to:
sshd: Authentication refused: bad ownership or modes for directory /Your/Home/Path
You have a home directory permission problem.
change to that user if not already one and execute:
chmod go-w ~/
chmod 700 ~/.ssh
chmod 600 ...
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Goto your HomeFolder -> Library -> Preferences and delete the file : com.apple.terminal.plist
That should reset the settings on your Terminal
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Yes, it's certainly possible, but you'll need a bit of scripting knowledge to do it entirely. I wish I had a more elegant solution to edit things in place, but here's ham-fisted option if no one has a more surgical option.
I typically use slapcat to dump the current user details to a text file and then process is using perl or whatever other tool you want. ...
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It was Little Snitch :-(
I found the solution here https://discussions.apple.com/thread/4676595?start=0&tstart=0
First I put LS into silent mode, allowing all connections, but did not help. Then I disabled it completely and login worked.
Then at the new user login it reported that there were connections attempts during logon, I examined these, set them ...
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