I'm on Ubuntu 9.04 + Evolution 2.26.1. Two days ago I wasn't getting any recurring events synced from my Google calendar. I tried adding as a Google calendar and as an "On The Web" calendar (is that caldav?) Neither was giving me recurring events.
Today I was gonna add my two cents to this thread, when I looked at Evolution again and wha?? The recurring events are there! But only on the "On The Web" version of the google calendar. The "google" version of the google calendar still doesn't show any recurring events. And here's something else I realized that changed: Before, every time I fired up Evolution, it would prompt for my google calendar password, even though I always checked the "remember this password" box. Now it's not doing that anymore. I haven't run any updates in the last two days, so either Google is changing stuff, or.. here's another totally harebrained theory: this morning I needed to encrypt an unrelated text file, using Seahorse. To do so I had to create a new PGP key, because this is a fresh Ubuntu install. I don't see why this has anything to do with it, but I can't help but notice that... 1. I did something password/key related, and then a password/key related issue went away in Evolution. 2. The recurring events problem went away at (it seems) the same time as the password issue. So.. perhaps Evolution needs to log into the google account repeatedly for recurring events; and perhaps some sort of keyring issue is preventing that; and perhaps running seahorse (gnuPGP) for the first time "fixes" the keyring issue? As I said, harebrained. But it would explain a lot, like why such a serious bug is happening to only a few users, and generally not to programmers (who are most likely to be able to fix it AND most likely to have already touched their keyrings) hm. -- google calendar source does not show all events https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/183846 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
