Johannes, thanks for the information. Changing my
/etc/icedove/pref/icedove.js as you suggested got my other calendars back.
However, it also disabled the ability to click on any http:// link and
have it open in x-www-browser. I was able to remedy this via leaving the:
pref("network.protocol-handler.app.http", "x-www-browser");
enabled and just commenting out:
// pref("network.protocol-handler.external.http", true);
Thought I'd share, as I'm sure others would be annoyed by this.
What I'm still unclear on is: why does the icedove setting come into
play when calendar URLs are interpreted? I mean, a calendar URL has a
very specific meaning, and opening the URL as if it were in an e-mail
message seems silly to me.
-- Charles Wilcox
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