Am Montag, den 17.09.2018, 17:30 +0200 schrieb Milan Crha via evolution-list: > Hi, > that's correct. Evolution(-data-server) uses whatever the CalDAV > interface returns as the display name. > > You can see that when you run evolution-source-registry (some > distributions have it stored in /usr/libexec/) like this: > > $ WEBDAV_DEBUG=1 /usr/libexec/evolution-source-registry > > It'll do some queries against the server shortly after it's run, > without a need to do anything more. I do not recall whether the > Google > server allows to rename its calendars through the CalDAV API, but you > can try it in Edit->Accounts-><find&select the Google calendar>, then > the "Browse" button will be enabled, thus click it, then select the > calendar again and click Edit button, which opens a window with > properties which Evolution can edit. Change the "Name" and click > Save.
Hi, it seems i am unable to find that browse button. My calendar is not a CalDAV one, at least type is "gMail" and it was added automatically when I added my gMail account via OAuth2 authentication / wizard - the properties dialog does look different than the CalDAV one - so gMail seems to be something special here - that's why I am asking where it does get its gMail calendar name. So this does not work. Bye Torsten
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