this solved the bug for me.
uninstall lightning 0.9.
install libstdc++5 (synaptic package manager or 'sudo aptitude install
libstdc++5')
reinstall lightning 0.9.
if that still doesn't solve it for you, then install google calendar
manager add-on and that should do the trick if you use the XML
I have tried this again, just to be sure, but it still does not work.
As I mentioned earlier, I have tried both the version from the Mozilla
website and the version from the repositories; neither of those works,
nor does it matter if I enable or disable the “Provider for Google
Calendar” add-on.
I just ran across this bug; actually, I have been using Ubuntu 9.04 for
a while now, but the bug is the same otherwise: no calendars are visible
in Lightning and I cannot create new calendars either.
I am using Thunderbird version 2.0.0.23 (build 20090817) with Lightning
0.9 (build 2009040813)
As mosses wrote, uninstalling the manually installed xpi file and
installing the lightning-extension package solved this problem for me!
Even *with* the Google Provider installed and enabled!
So I can consider this issue closed as well.
Thanks for the quick help.
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We know google provider is broken but since we dont provide it in repos
you need to file bug with upstream author
** Changed in: lightning-sunbird (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.04, I cannot create any new calendar
Here's a screenshot of the context menu where the option to create a new
calendar is disabled.
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.04, I cannot create any new calendar
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/372230
Same here. In fact, it looks as if the calendar does not render
properly.
** Attachment added: Screenshot
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26384392/lightning-bug.png
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.04, I cannot create any new calendar
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/372230
You received this bug
do you have google-agenda-provider installed?
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When you say create calendars What exactly are you trying to do? create a
personal calendar?
Version of lightning and thunderbird is needed.
Are you also using sunbird or just lightning?
Can you try in sunbird to see if you can create one.
I'm not having problems with creating calendars in
Are you able to create say tasks or anything else in an existing
calendar you have write permissions on?
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After upgrading to Ubuntu 9.04, I cannot create any new calendar
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Oh I just realised that I in fact do have Provider for Google
Calendar 0.5 installed. Can't remember installing it ;)
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Thunderbird Version 2.0.0.21 (Build 20090409)
Lightning Version 0.9 (Build 2008091718)
To Reproduce:
1. Install Lightning
2. Open Thunderbird
3. Click on Calendar in the bottom left corner of the window
4. Right click into the Calendar pane just below the small month-view.
What strikes me, is
I did now several fresh installs of lightning. All without success. I
also removed WCAP Enabler and disabled the aforementioned Google
addon. I had a look through the profiles folder and saw the files
disappear properly when doing the uninstall. Sometimes applications
leave configuration files
The issue was resolved using the extension stored in apt, doesn't use the
xpi downloaded from mozilla page.
sudo apt-get install lightning-extension
Please, can you close this bug
On Wed, May 6, 2009 at 9:50 AM, exhuma.twn exh...@web.de wrote:
I did now several fresh installs of lightning.
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