Hi,
p.o.rous...@free.fr wrote:
Hi Riccardo,
compiling on debian with gcc is a breeze... but no worries, using
gnustep packages is fine.
Last time I tried using clang and libobjc2, failed and got bored... I should
try again I guess !
I did not suggest going over to clang & libobjc2! With "a breeze" I
meant it is easy, at least on Devuan. If you have installed dev
packages, you got all the dependencies. already, gcc works out of the
box, so it should be easy to install in another location and by running
your GNUstep.sh use that (perhaps run GNUstep-reset.sh of Ubuntu before.
But for your purpose, I think default packages should be also good:
remember that until the next update cycle, another user might use those.
Debian trixie has base 1.31
Easy enough to reproduce : grab latest code from SimpleAgenda github,
run baikal (https://sabre.io/baikal/docker-install/) as a local CalDAV
server, add a GroupDAV (probably misnamed) agenda in SimpleAgenda
pointing to the baikal server, add an event to this agenda and boom.
Oh docker.. I'll pass that for a moment here sorry.
Google and Apple used to expose WebDAV calendars years ago, but now that
I want to check it, I can't find it.
I haven't tested with other data (no other server available) but the XML
data seems simple enough, it should not cause problems. Reading the
stacktrace I thought the thing was stuck in the depths of gnustep-base
(or libobjc), waiting on a lock but I may be wrong.
hard to say, it comes from base. Could you install debug symbols package
in ubuntu and retry? so we may get the instruction and class from base.
Did saving the data to file go well?
That would mean data in that moment, in that thread is available, which
is a good sign.
Riccardo
