On Fri, 2017-05-05 at 13:05 -0400, Benjamin Selzer wrote:
> My god, nothing but endless problems with Evolution since updating to
> Gnome 3.24.
Hi,
that's not fair. It was a problem in libsoup and that change had been
reverted in the upstream. The only problem was that it got to stable
release unnoticed. But apart of "being able to reproduce in evolution(-
ews)", there was really nothing wrong on the Evolution side.
> Then today, EWS calendar stopped working.
>
> Unable to connect to “Calendar”: Backend factory for source
> “1492881450.6684.6@xps13” and extension “Calendar” cannot be found.
It looks like evolution-ews installation or the source file itself got
broken for whatever reason. Try to run evolution from a terminal,
eventually evolution-calendar-factory, to see whether it says anything
related.
You can also search for the source file, it'll be named as in the error
message plus ".source" extension, thus in your case
"1492881450.6684.6@xps13.source" in one of:
~/.cache/evolution/sources/
~/.config/evolution/sources/
and look into its content. It is supposed to contain at least these
sections:
[Data Source]
DisplayName=Calendar
Enabled=true
Parent=xxx
[Calendar]
BackendName=ews
Color=#becedd
Selected=true
[Exchange Web Services Folder]
ChangeKey=xxx
Id=xxx
Foreign=false
ForeignSubfolders=false
Public=false
where those 'xxx' are different for your calendar, similarly the Color
key. The most important is the BackendName, which should reference
"ews".
Hope it helps,
Milan
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