Greetings all,
I'm new here and don't know if this is the best place for a support
question or not.
I'm Josh from the Boise area and I'm the IT Director at a small wholesale
furniture company. Our Enterprise network is Microsoft but I have been
dabbling with Linux for years and have recently begun using it at home.
I've also setup Linux servers at work before. I love Gnome 3 and Evolution
has always been the best Linux PIM in my opinion.
I run Debian Jessie at home with Gnome 3.14 and Evolution 3.12.9.
I was using KDE previously (sorry) and exported my contacts as CSV from
KAddressBook and my calendar as .ics from KOrganizer. I imported both into
Evolution with acceptable results. The calendar made it ok but 1) I can't
edit the recurring appointments ('sorry you cant edit this' errors) and 2)
lately evolution-calendar-factory started causing 100% cpu and my disk
starting filling up. I discovered /var/log/syslog is full of the following
errors:
Oct 16 16:53:39 simplyred org.gnome.evolution.dataserver.Calendar4[1049]:
(evolution-calendar-factory:1223): libecal-CRITICAL **: time_days_in_month:
assertion 'year >= 1900' failed
I have the calendar-factory service stopped to get control of the cpu and
logging problems.
What's the best way to fix this? Can I simply delete
~/.config/evolution/sources/system-calendar.source and start over?
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Josh
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