Configuration/settings/default privileges

$c->default_privileges = array('read-free-busy', 'schedule-deliver');

default: array('read-free-busy', 'schedule-deliver')

These are the default privileges granted by new users to all other users on the system. The default values of 'read-free-busy' and 'schedule-deliver' mean that any system user will be able to see the new user's free/busy time, and will be able to invite them to meetings and respond to invitations from them.

The order of the privileges in the array is unimportant, as they are stored as a bitmask and constructed as a bitwise OR from the elements in the array.

Everyone can see everything
In a small office environment you may want to simply allow everyone to see everyone else's calendar, and so you can add the 'read' and 'read-current-user-privilege-set' privileges into the list.

$c->default_privileges = array('read', 'read-current-user-privilege-set',                                   'read-free-busy', 'schedule-deliver');

No invitations
In a setup where many unrelated groups have access to the calendar server, you may wish to deny invitations by default, as they could be used for spamming other users. You should switch the 'schedule-deliver' privilege to 'schedule-query-freebusy'.

$c->default_privileges = array('read-free-busy', 'schedule-query-free-busy');

Possibly you might also add 'schedule-deliver-reply' in it's place so that if some users do choose to allow people to send invitations to them, it is possible for replies to those invitations to be delivered.

$c->default_privileges = array('read-free-busy', 'schedule-query-free-busy', 'schedule-deliver-reply');

Other Information
The full set of possible privileges is described on the Permissions page, with some examples on the Permissions/Examples page.