Re: [Evolution] Calendar file?

[Adam Williams <awilliam whitemice org>]

> Greetings-
> First time posting here, so I apologize if this is not the appropriate
> forum. My question is pretty simple...
> Where does Evolution store calendar data? I have had some problems

~/evolution/local/Calendar

Make sure you don't have any Evo processes running when you start mucking 
around in there.

> syncing my palm, resuting in duplicate entries in each. I erased and
> restored my palm, and would like to delete *all* calendar data from my
> desktop computer. This will allow me to resync my palm and end up with
> just one copy of all data everywhere.
> At this point, just need to know where the data file is!

My guess is what you actually wanted to do it run pilot-dedupe -

pilot-dedupe: call via `pilot-dedupe <port> dbname [dbname...]`. This 
utility scans through all named record databases and removes records that 
are completely identical. While safe to use on all standard databases 
(MemoDB, AddressDB, DatebookDB, and ToDoDB), it is not guaranteed to be 
safe to use on databases for third-party software. To use, execute the 
program and hit the hotsync button. -- Note: each dbname is the name of a 
database on the Pilot, not a name used for the file as backed up or
installed. Use `pilot-xfer -l` to list database names. It will not work 
with resource (.prc) databases.