Re: [Evolution] Need a hand please...
- From: David Cole <dave nk7z net>
- To: evolution-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: [Evolution] Need a hand please...
- Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2013 12:59:54 -0700
Milan,
Thank you again for your suggestions and help here... I looked over the
report link you sent, and it does sound like that, but I have the
feeling it is not that bug, and I can't tell you why...
I tried what you suggested, and got this result:
root strangelove:/home/dcole#
CALDAV_DEBUG=all /usr/lib/evolution/evolution-calendar-factory -w
EDataFactory is now online.
Registering ECalBackendHttpEventsFactory ('webcal:VEVENT')
Registering ECalBackendHttpJournalFactory ('webcal:VJOURNAL')
Registering ECalBackendHttpTodosFactory ('webcal:VTODO')
Registering ECalBackendWeatherEventsFactory ('weather:VEVENT')
Registering ECalBackendFileEventsFactory ('local:VEVENT')
Registering ECalBackendFileJournalFactory ('local:VJOURNAL')
Registering ECalBackendFileTodosFactory ('local:VTODO')
Registering ECalBackendCalDAVEventsFactory ('caldav:VEVENT')
Registering ECalBackendCalDAVJournalFactory ('caldav:VJOURNAL')
Registering ECalBackendCalDAVTodosFactory ('caldav:VTODO')
Registering ECalBackendContactsEventsFactory ('contacts:VEVENT')
Server is up and running...
Bus name 'org.gnome.evolution.dataserver.Calendar1' acquired.
I then tried to do anything with the calendar, and was unable to to
delete it, and refresh seemed to do nothing... No matter what I did, I
could get no more output from the debug...
I did take a wireshark dump of the packets, and it looks as if some
process is happening over and over again, no matter how long I leave
things... I see a repeated pattern of packets, ad infinitum...
I have the packet capture saved in the event it can be useful... One
more data point, after the debug attempt, I told Evolution to retrieve
the list from Google as follows:
1. Right Click the Calendar
2. Select "Retrieve list" from the popup.
Most times, it will get the list, and show me my calendar name... This
time however, I actually got an error message in a pop up window,
telling me that a "captcha" was needed now...
Evolution failed to update the calendar list with my calender name, so I
am pretty sure it is related to an initial login failure...
I presume that somehow Evolution tried and failed to log into Google to
get the calendar, and triggered Google's security bots...
Any ideas?
I will try the debug process again in a bit... I want Google's captcha
need to go away...
--
Thanks,
Dave
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