On 13 Sep 2010, at 10:14, Jan Bätzner wrote: > Thanks Guy, > > i really wanted to save the work. Less work to ask in a List. > I got a python script which does the splitting to single file events but > exits with an error on unicode characters. Can't code in python though. This > morning i converted my Unicode ics file to ASCII and ran the python script. > This works, the Script runs through all events. Doesn't catch todos though. > It seems that i can import these events into iCal. i am trying right now with > about 1500. > This all looks like a encoding/unicode problem. Investigating further... > > I didn't note the trunk revision. I did a system install with the run > utility. Then i made several updates to lastest trunk. Now a few month later > i would like to know which revision it was i did install. > Maybe you know a revision that works well from the last few weeks which > does't include the new store code yet? >
Sorry I do not... I need to find the same... I built a test system last week from trunk and it fails to start... need to spend some time looking at why.. something about postgres from what I remember. --Guy > Thanks, > > j > > Am 13.09.2010 um 10:35 schrieb Guy: > >> >> On 13 Sep 2010, at 09:27, Jan Bätzner wrote: >> >>> Hi to all, >>> >>> I have a large Calendar in iCal which takes too long to initially >>> synchronize to any new client and the last few days an new problem came up >>> with iCal on an iOS 3 Device not syncing some events. >>> That's why i decided to split up that large calendar at a given Date in the >>> hope things will turn out better. >>> The problem is, i cannot find any suitable utility for that. I could get >>> every single event from the calendarserver, sort it and import it back to >>> iCal. But iCal will not import that many events, that's about 2500. I could >>> feed it with 100 events every try but that is a silly word to do. >>> A better solution would be a utility to split up that one ics file iCal >>> exports into two files, one containing the newer and the other containing >>> the older events. >>> Any ideas on that? >>> >> >> I think I'd write a simple AppleScript to do the splitting.. Create the new >> calendars, and then write the script to take events between the time frames >> and push them into the new calendars.. once you filled up one move onto the >> next one. Assuming you're using a Mac of course! :) >> >>> Another question: Is it possible to get the revision of an System installed >>> calendarserver that came frome a trunk checkout? >> >> svn info >> >> inside the calendarserver directory where you checked out the code, be >> careful about just pulling latest revisions from trunk, as there are >> numerous changes and it doesn't necessarily work! :P >> >> Cheers, >> ---Guy >> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> jb >>> -- >>> Sumo Solutions >>> Jan Bätzner Gollierstr. 23 80339 München >>> Telefon: 089 38164965 >>> Fax: 089 66652870 >>> Mobiltelefon: 0179 4973072 >>> >>> _______________________________________________ >>> calendarserver-users mailing list >>> calendarserver-users@lists.macosforge.org >>> http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/calendarserver-users >> > > -- > Sumo Solutions > Jan Bätzner Gollierstr. 23 80339 München > Telefon: 089 38164965 > Fax: 089 66652870 > Mobiltelefon: 0179 4973072 > _______________________________________________ calendarserver-users mailing list calendarserver-users@lists.macosforge.org http://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/calendarserver-users
