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tjb is offline tjb
2006-12-06 , 00:55
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#1
Dates was just updated and when I run it, it doesn't seem to open the default calendar:

$ dates
dates[1146]: GLIB WARNING ** default - Error retrieving local time zone
Got path /org/gnome/evolution/dataserver/calendar/file__home_user__evolution_calendar_local_system for new calendar
dates[1146]: GLIB WARNING ** libecal - e-cal.c:950, open_calendar: Cannot open calendar
dates[1146]: GLIB WARNING ** libecal - Encountered error: org.gnome.evolution.dataserver.calendar.Cal.nosuch cal
dates[1146]: GLIB WARNING ** default - Cannot open calendar from uri 'file:/home/user/.evolution/calendar/local/system': Cannot open calendar
dates[1146]: GLIB WARNING ** libecal - TODO: free memory
Anyone else seeing this? I can't create any appointments.
 
mwiktowy is offline mwiktowy
2006-12-06 , 02:22
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#2
Ya ... mine does that too. It looks like something went horribly wrong.
It is a really nice looking app ... too bad it is not functional.
 
neiljerram is offline neiljerram
2006-12-06 , 09:29
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#3
Me too.

To be precise, I didn't notice those messages to stdout, but I did notice that my calendar was completely empty after updating to 0.2-1!

I raised a bug yesterday on Opened Hand's bugzilla: http://bugzilla.o-hand.com/show_bug.cgi?id=174

- Neil
 
fishor is offline fishor
2006-12-06 , 11:16
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#4
You need open Calender>Properties and select you (Personal) default Calender.
 
fishor is offline fishor
2006-12-06 , 11:18
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Can some one confirm this bug http://bugzilla.openedhand.com/show_bug.cgi?id=172 in new version?
 
tjb is offline tjb
2006-12-06 , 12:28
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#6
The dialog that comes up when I go to Calendar->Properties is empty.
 
mwiktowy is offline mwiktowy
2006-12-06 , 19:27
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#7
Originally Posted by tjb
The dialog that comes up when I go to Calendar->Properties is empty.
Mine too ... is there some initialization that is missing for those just installing but not upgrading?

I had it installed when 0.1 came out but removed it since then and I think that I have also reflashed my 770 by then so there shouldn't be any old dates cruft left over.
 
fishor is offline fishor
2006-12-07 , 09:24
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#8
Please check if you have home/users/.evolution/calendar/local/system/calendar.ics file. You nedd xterm installed. And please if you can, post this file here http://bugzilla.o-hand.com/show_bug.cgi?id=174
 
neiljerram is offline neiljerram
2006-12-07 , 09:30
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#9
Originally Posted by fishor
You need open Calender>Properties and select you (Personal) default Calender.
Many thanks, that worked for me.

- Neil
 
tjb is offline tjb
2006-12-08 , 11:44
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#10
Resetting the gconf keys with the instructions in http://bugzilla.o-hand.com/show_bug.cgi?id=164 (running 'gconftool-2 -u /apps/evolution/calendar/sources' in the terminal) made it so I could then select the Personal Calendar and make things work again.
 
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