Answers are inline. > Hi, > I hope you've still the log somewhere. Search it for the error, then > look above the error, where should be a GetItem request. Its content > is > important.
I can recreate it ;). I sent you a private email with the link to the file where i've put the GetItem request - the only thing which looks interesting that all ItemId nodes seems to have the same Id. > The server basically says that evolution-ews tries to > receive an item which doesn't exist or its (probably) UID is somehow > garbled. It can be also due to local cache being broken for some > reason, but I do not want to speculate on it. It was a complete fresh installation and cache was empty. > > The last resort would be to delete ~/.cache/evolution/calendar/ when > evolution-calendar-factory is off (which is a challenge when one uses > GNOME Shell, because it keeps restarting the process when it is > closed/killed), then the next start the local cache is populated from > scratch and only UIDs returned from the server are used. I'll refrain from removing it yet until you tell me its a good idea to do it :), maybe we need some additional logs from the current "state". > > Of course, it'll be good to figure out what the root cause of the > issue > is and whether your state is valid and should be taken care of in the > code, rather than with such complicated user actions. I'll second that - just tell me what stuff i can provide to get the root cause. > Bye, > Milan Thanks for your help Milan, i'll hope we get this solved. Torstem
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