Hello, as I had some problems before in getting calendar sync between evolution and gmail account, but it seems it works now in F14 I would like to share. I also would like to share some problems and questions On an Ubuntu post (https://help.ubuntu.com/community/GoogleCalendarWithEvolution) I read that I could go in 3 different modes: CalDav, Google and On the web The first one should be the preferred way (correct?), so I configured it this way, after starting from console to intercept errors: 1) In URL I set: caldav://www.google.com/calendar/dav/[my gmail account]/events/ (and not https:// as in link above) 2) I check SSL 3) In username field I put my e-mail address 4) I press ok and I type the password as requested (I didn't check remember password) OK --> I see inside evolution calendar page some events I previously already have for today in gmail calendar I only have one gmail calendar, otherwise instead of [my gmail account] one should put the id for the calendars he/she wants Then I edit this calendar and check both: a) set as default --> ok b) copy calendar locallly for offline operations --> it seems ok in the sense that I don't get errors, but if I edit again I see that the checkbox is not marked... ?? no particular message at console prompt restarting evolution from console I get: e-data-server-ui-Message: Unable to find password(s) in keyring (Keyring reports: No matching results) e-data-server-ui-Message: Key file does not have group 'Passwords-Calendar' e-data-server-ui-Message: Unable to find password(s) in keyring (Keyring reports: No matching results) e-data-server-ui-Message: Key file does not have group 'Passwords-Calendar' and I'm asked for gmail password. After typing it all goes well (the "copy calendar locally.." option is not checked btw) What are the effects of checking "remember password"? Is it associated with keyring (and eventually put in ~/.gnome2/keyrings/..) or is it stored inside an evolution folder (such as ~/.local/share/evolution) or anything else? Is it encrypted? What are the effects of setting calendar as default if I'm not connected to the internet? Can I set System --> Preferences --> Network Proxy for a location where I have a connection with a proxy and so being able to connect to my calendar? Is it caldav forwarded to http ports..? And last: I have an imap account set up for an exchange server. Is it correct to say that if I receive an invitation from exchange account on my imap configured e-mail and I accept it I should get it also in my evolution calendar, so both in evolution and gmail, due to the sync in place? Or the imap account inherits a particular calendar different from default? Thanks again for sharing your experience with evolution. I was using kmail but I'm seeing that first time now (I skipped some Fedora versions for testing it ... probably latest one was F11) evolution seems to fit my needs... ;-) Gianluca -- users mailing list users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://admin.fedoraproject.org/mailman/listinfo/users Guidelines: http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Mailing_list_guidelines
