Re: [Evolution] DTSTART differs

[Ralph Plawetzki <ralph purejava org>]

Am 06.02.2018 um 11:27 schrieb Milan Crha:
>       Hi,
> that the other client uses UTC as the DTSTART/DTEND doesn't seem
> correct to me too, it should use the time zone which is passed to the
> server and which can be seen in the component editor at View->Timezone
> entry.
>
> I tried with an On This Computer/Personal calendar and it saves the
> time with my timezone and with the correct time.
>
> What are the libical and tzdata versions on both machines, please?
>
> Could you start evolution-calendar-factory from a terminal with CalDAV
> debugging on, then run evolution and repeat the steps, please? The
> factory terminal will show what had been passed to the server and what
> had been received back from it. It can be that libical had been
> compiled with interoperable time zones on one machine (shorter version,
> using RRULE in timezones), while the other machine doesn't use them and
> expands the time zone rule, which some servers do not like. The command
> is:
>
>    $ CALDAV_DEBUG=all /usr/libexec/evolution-calendar-factory -w
>
> The actual path of the executable can differ on your machine.
>       Bye,
>       Milan

Hi,

thank you very much for your help on this.
First of all: Evolution works fine, without shifting DTSTART.

On generating the debug logs I noticed that the described problem occurs
on using gnome-calendar. With Evolution directly everything is fine.

Although I wrote that I used Evolution, I used gnome-calendar yesterday
on Arch linux. Sorry for being imprecise.
I had the assumption, that gnome-calendar is only a thin front-end that
uses all of Evolution, but TIL that there is probably more.

So, thanks again for your help. I'll look into gnome-calendar to analyze
this further.

Kind regards,
Ralph