hi david, Am Freitag, den 23.09.2005, 18:05 -0400 schrieb David Ronis: > I'm trying to move from emacs(etc) to evolution-2.4. I have a calendar > file that is basically free-form, but nonetheless, emacs' calendar mode > has no trouble parsing it. To get the data into evolution, I've tried: > > 1) importing the file--no luck--it isn't recognized
of course, since it's free form, there won't be an importer. :-) > 2) writing a trivial program to parse the file, write vevent entries > (see below) and then import the file--this does something, but in the > end, I see nothing in the calendar and no error message. hmm. any output on the shell? > 4) Finally, (I like this one the best :)): > > I deleted ~/.evolution/.evolution/calendar/local/system/calendar.ics and > started evolution. The calendar entries I'd added via evolution were > still there! Clearly the information is being stored somewhere else, > and hence, I guess that my manual attempt to hack the file was doomed to > fail. well, the appointments are stored in that file, if you have added your appointments to your "Personal" calendar. other calendars are stored in the other folders under ~/.evolution/calendar/local/. evolution stores its information about its calendars (NOT the appointments) in gconf at "/apps/evolution/calendar/sources". cheers, andre -- mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] | failed! http://www.iomc.de
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