Re: [Evolution] Problems with my evolution calendar on a new computer.

[Leonard Evens <len math northwestern edu>]

On Thu, 2011-03-03 at 07:43 +0100, Milan Crha wrote:
> On Wed, 2011-03-02 at 13:22 -0600, Leonard Evens wrote:
> > The links say it can be fixed by editing the appropriate entry(ies)
> > under .gconf,  but they aren't very specific.  Apparently I have to
> > edit
> > one or more of the xml files %gconf.xml,  and I don't understand the
> > syntax well enough to do that. 
>
>       Hi,
> no, you read it wrong, there is nothing about .gconf and XML files, and
> definitely nothing about %gconf.xml. There is (see andre's comment link)
> explicitly said (cite follows, s/two/to/):
> > Had two start gconf-editor, go to /apps/evolution/addressbook/source
> > and edit it manually to point to the right places.
>
> You've right that there are more places to be edited, as this is not
> only about address books, but also about calendar sources. It's namely
> about these keys (gconf-editor keys):
>    /apps/evolution/addressbook/sources
>    /apps/evolution/calendar/sources
>    /apps/evolution/tasks/sources
>    /apps/evolution/memos/sources

Okay, I now understand that I have to use gconf-editor.  But I don't
understand how to use it.   I'm not sure, for example if
/apps/evolution/calendar/sources
is supposed to appear in the list of keys on the left or not.  If
I choose /apps/evolution/calendar,  there is a long list under it, not
including sources.   But if I highlight /apps/evolution/calendar,  then
on the right there appears a lot of text, including something for
sources.

> The other thing you've right with is that the new program may clean this
> mess for you, which it doesn't unfortunately. I'll try to make necessary
> changes for it.
>       Bye,
>       Milan
>
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