Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
Dex
Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
Dex
You should be able to sync to Google's servers as long as they use standard protocols such as CardDAV and CalDAV. I was the one that implemented those handlers, so if they don't work with Google please let me know ASAP!
Tim
On Tuesday 14 February 2012 00:02:12 Timothy Pearson wrote:
Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
Dex
You should be able to sync to Google's servers as long as they use standard protocols such as CardDAV and CalDAV. I was the one that implemented those handlers, so if they don't work with Google please let me know ASAP!
Tim
Umm... actually I don't even know to make Korganizer access online calendars *at all* and wouldn't even know how to point it at my gmail's calendar... The manual doesn't really help either.
Pointers appreciated.
Dex
On Tuesday 14 February 2012 00:02:12 Timothy Pearson wrote:
Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
Dex
You should be able to sync to Google's servers as long as they use standard protocols such as CardDAV and CalDAV. I was the one that implemented those handlers, so if they don't work with Google please let me know ASAP!
Tim
Umm... actually I don't even know to make Korganizer access online calendars *at all* and wouldn't even know how to point it at my gmail's calendar... The manual doesn't really help either.
Pointers appreciated.
Dex
OK, sorry about that. :-)
Go to Kontact-->Calendar. You will see a small box in the lower left hand corner of the screen, probably with a "Default" entry in it. This is the resources list. Click on the plus sign right above that box, and select "CalDAV Server", then click OK. Fill in the information requested and click OK again, then select your new resource in the resources list.
Tim
On Tuesday 14 February 2012 06:25:35 pm Timothy Pearson wrote:
On Tuesday 14 February 2012 00:02:12 Timothy Pearson wrote:
Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
Dex
You should be able to sync to Google's servers as long as they use standard protocols such as CardDAV and CalDAV. I was the one that implemented those handlers, so if they don't work with Google please let me know ASAP!
Tim
Umm... actually I don't even know to make Korganizer access online calendars *at all* and wouldn't even know how to point it at my gmail's calendar... The manual doesn't really help either.
Pointers appreciated.
Dex
OK, sorry about that. :-)
Go to Kontact-->Calendar. You will see a small box in the lower left hand corner of the screen, probably with a "Default" entry in it. This is the resources list. Click on the plus sign right above that box, and select "CalDAV Server", then click OK. Fill in the information requested and click OK again, then select your new resource in the resources list.
CalDAV seems broken on 3.5.13 (it crashes both KOrganizer and Kontact). I remember seeing this in the bug tracker, I can pull up which bug number.
I managed to get it to download my Google Calendar using "Calendar in Remote File" instead. Unfortunately, I can't upload anything, but I'm not usually near computer when I need to add something (that's what my Android's calendar app is for ;-) ).
If CalDAV doesn't work for you, here is how I did it:
To get the remote file, log in to your Google Calendar and go to your Calendar settings. Click on the "Calendars" tab, and click the calendar you want to sync. Near the bottom and to the left, you should see "Private Address". Just to the right of that, you should see buttons labeled "XML" and "ICAL". If they aren't there for your "Private Address", click the "Reset Private URLs" link, and they should appear (this will, unfortunately disable the old ones if you were using them). Right-click the ICAL button and choose "Copy Link Location" (or whatever your browser calls it).
In KOrganizer/Kontact Calendar, click the + sign as Tim indicated, but instead of "CalDAV", choose "Calendar in Remote File". Past the URL you copied into "Download From". You can also paste it in "Upload To" and do a test to see if it will let you add stuff, but I doubt this will work. Fill in the "Name" box (e.g. "Google Calendar" or something similar), and if desired, set the "Automatic Reload". Click "Ok". Within ~30 seconds (depending on your Internet connection), you should see the days you have appointments on turning bold in all the calendars at the top of Kontact/Korganizer. When you click one of these days, you should see all the appointments for that day.
On Wednesday 15 February 2012 00:25:35 Timothy Pearson wrote:
On Tuesday 14 February 2012 00:02:12 Timothy Pearson wrote:
Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
Dex
You should be able to sync to Google's servers as long as they use standard protocols such as CardDAV and CalDAV. I was the one that implemented those handlers, so if they don't work with Google please let me know ASAP!
Tim
Umm... actually I don't even know to make Korganizer access online calendars *at all* and wouldn't even know how to point it at my gmail's calendar... The manual doesn't really help either.
Pointers appreciated.
Dex
OK, sorry about that. :-)
Go to Kontact-->Calendar. You will see a small box in the lower left hand corner of the screen, probably with a "Default" entry in it. This is the resources list. Click on the plus sign right above that box, and select "CalDAV Server", then click OK. Fill in the information requested and click OK again, then select your new resource in the resources list.
Tim
I feel dumb. Following Google's instructions I put in CalDAV URL:
https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/<user>/events
For <user> I tried: my google username, my Google contact name, my full email address but each time I want to reload I get a 404 from Kalendar.
(And I still run 3.5.12 so that bug in .13 doesn't bug me ;)... yet)
Dex
On Feb 15, 2012 12:13 PM, "Dexter Filmore" Dexter.Filmore@gmx.de wrote:
I feel dumb. Following Google's instructions I put in CalDAV URL:
https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/<user>/events
For <user> I tried: my google username, my Google contact name, my full
address but each time I want to reload I get a 404 from Kalendar.
(And I still run 3.5.12 so that bug in .13 doesn't bug me ;)... yet)
When I get the chance, I will look at Google's help and see if I can figure it out. I'd expect the user to be the full email address you use for your Google account. The only thing I can think of right now without seeing their docs is to try without the "/events" at the end.
On Wed, Feb 15, 2012 at 2:40 PM, Kristopher Gamrat chaotickjg@gmail.com wrote:
On Feb 15, 2012 12:13 PM, "Dexter Filmore" Dexter.Filmore@gmx.de wrote:
I feel dumb. Following Google's instructions I put in CalDAV URL:
https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/<user>/events
For <user> I tried: my google username, my Google contact name, my full email address but each time I want to reload I get a 404 from Kalendar.
(And I still run 3.5.12 so that bug in .13 doesn't bug me ;)... yet)
When I get the chance, I will look at Google's help and see if I can figure it out. I'd expect the user to be the full email address you use for your Google account. The only thing I can think of right now without seeing their docs is to try without the "/events" at the end.
I just found this: http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=99358
The Apple iCal directions suggest this url (and it says that newer versions of iCal support CalDAV): https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/YOUREMAIL@DOMAIN.COM/user
Note at the end it changes '/events' to '/user'. Might be worth a try? Unfortunately, I can't check to see if it will work.
For both sets of suggestions, it says that the part immediately after '../calendar/dav/' should be your full email address that you use to log in to your calendar, regardless of whether you're using '/user' or '/events' at the end.
-- Kristopher Gamrat Ark Linux webmaster http://www.arklinux.com/
I just found this: http://support.google.com/calendar/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=99358
The Apple iCal directions suggest this url (and it says that newer versions of iCal support CalDAV): https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/YOUREMAIL@DOMAIN.COM/user
Note at the end it changes '/events' to '/user'. Might be worth a try?
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Different - at least I'm past the login now :P
I should mention, this is Ubuntu 10.10. Might be a tad outdated.
On Monday 13 February 2012 06:02:12 pm Timothy Pearson wrote:
Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
Dex
You should be able to sync to Google's servers as long as they use standard protocols such as CardDAV and CalDAV. I was the one that implemented those handlers, so if they don't work with Google please let me know ASAP!
Bug #631. You asked me to post a backtrace, and after getting an explaination of a backtrace, I posted said backtrace.
http://bugs.trinitydesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=631
Le lundi 13 février 2012, Dexter Filmore a écrit :
Any way to do it? Got an Android, would like to sync KOrganzier dates with its internal Calendar app.
You can try GCALDaemon. It's a server written in Java that synchronises with Google Calendar. I start it ~/.trinity/Autostart/ and it works quite well.
http://gcaldaemon.sourceforge.net/
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