Felix Fernandes <felixf...@gmail.com> writes: >> Any suggestions on how to fix the installation problems? I have placed >> package-initialize at the beginning of my .emacs but that doesn't help. > > I re-installed org-mode from elpa after deleting all org-related entries > from my .emacs (I don't have init.el) and ensuring that no org buffers were > open. After the installation I observed the following information from the > elpa entry: > org is an installed package. > > Status: Installed in `/home/vadmin/.emacs.d/elpa/org-20150105/', > shadowing a built-in package. > Version: 20150105 > > So, it appears to be installed correctly. However, the obsolete function M-x > org-export-icalendar-this-file is still available (it shouldn't be) and the > keyboard test macro that I mentioned in my previous post fails. > > According to available documentation, I have followed the correct procedure > to update org from the built-in installation. But it doesn't work. Please > advise. Thanks. > > Information on my state after the update is below: >
You must have something in your initialization file that pulls in the old org-icalendar file, either an explicit require or something that autoloads it. Try loading a minimal init file (e.g. check http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.emacs.orgmode/80179/focus=80213 for an example) and start emacs with emacs -q -l /path/to/minimal/.emacs If org-export-icalendar-this-file is undefined (as it should be), then the problem is somewhere in your .emacs file. So start eliminating stuff from it, until you find out what causes the problem. Nick
