Thanks Jürgen, I wasn't clear if it was a bug in evolution or in
synology. I had expected the caldav feature on synology would have been
well supported, apparently not. After running into this problem, I
decided to look into alternatives to synology altogether and ran accross
nextcloud as it provides several features that I can use for my small
business such as shared calendars and video conference. Hopefully
someone that just wants to use synology for caldav calendaring and tasks
will run across this and make use of your solution.
Thanks again!
- Kirk
** Changed in: evolution (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Title:
Caldav Issues with evolution 3.26
Status in evolution package in Ubuntu:
Invalid
Bug description:
I noticed a series of issues with caldav when switching to Ubuntu
17.10. Everthing works fine with Ubuntu GNOME 17.04.
Error message during ics import:
"Cannot receive calendar objects: Failed to put data: HTTP error code 201
(Created): The server responded with an HTML page, which can mean there’s an
error on the server or with the client request."
The import successfully finished regardless. It's still a nuisance.
Attempts to pick a date (calendar entry and tasks) are followed by the
message:
"Evolution want to inhibit shortcuts.
You can restore shortcuts by pressing Shift-Ctrl-Escape"
Creating new tasks: Same error message as for ics import. Tasks are
only stored when date *and* time are specified. Error message needs to
be ignored and window to be close with 'discard changes'.
Update of calender appointments (external): just does not work
Could not test handling of confirmations of meeting invites, yet
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