Hi again, there are good news and bad news :)
>Hi Milan, >>On Thu, 2017-06-29 at 14:30 +0200, Michael Hirmke wrote: >>> "There is no problem with events which are configured as no all day." >>> >>> I have to check this again, but if I remember correctly, the same >>> happened for non all day events, too. >>> I'll send you another log plus ics file, if this happens after >>> installing the fixed version. >> Hi, >>sure, please do. I tested both situations when trying the change and it >>was what I've got. With the "all day" I meant the events which are >>defined with date-only start/end times, which can be multi-day events >>too. If you happen to reproduce with this change, then I'll be happy to >>follow up. >would be great, if you were right ;) >>Just to mention, release of 3.24.4 is planned on July 17th. I can help >>to provide a test package for Fedora, but not for other distributions. >So I have to wait, 'til openSUSE Tumbleweed ships that version. >>I guess if you have an account, then we can continue on that bug >>report, rather than here. >Ok, I'll follow up on this bug, if the problem remains. Finally, my openSuSE Tumbleweed got evolution 3.24.4, so that I could test against the described problem. And - as it seems - the problem is gone! So thx a lot for your help! But for every good news there obviously have to be bad news: Now I have the problem, that some invitations are duplicated, when they were modified and resent from Outlook clients outside or inside my Exchange organisation. Unfortunately I can't test it with other clients than Outlook, cause I only have Evo and Outlook clients at home and also at work. I open a new thread for that problem. >> Bye, >> Milan Bye. Michael. -- Michael Hirmke _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
