On Thursday, 2014-09-04, 13:38:04, Heikki Levanto wrote: > Package: korganizer > Version: 4:4.14.0-1 > Severity: important > > Dear Maintainer, > > I was setting up a fresh Debian/Jessie installation (but with an old /home), > and noticed that my Korganizer > lost its old calendar settings. Could not add my calendar, korganizer > crashed on me. > > This happens every time I try to follow these steps: > > 1. Right-click on the calendars window > 2. Add calendar > 3. Choose "KDE Calendar (traditional)" > 4. See the "KDE Compatibility Assistant". Click "Next" > 5. See the dialog "Step 1: Select a KDE resource plugin". No plugins are > listed. There is a narrow > white box on the left of the window, the rest is background grey. > 6. Click "Next" > 7. Get a crash report dialog. It says "Executable: akonadi_kcal_resource > PID: 26254 Signal: Segmentation fault (11) Time: Thu 4-Sep 13:17:31". > > Unfortunately I did not get any stack trace, probably need to install more > packages... > > Small observations that may be helpful, or not: > * This is a fresh installation of Debian/Jessie (upgrade failed, but that's > another story) > * My /home was copied over from an older Debian/wheezy, so it may have some > older settings > * I tried to get access to a calendar file on a remote server, using the > fish: protocol, but never got so far in the process Not addressing the bug in particular, but this part should also work with the main iCal file resource. The resource you are trying to create is a compatibility mechanism to cover access methods that have not been properly ported to the new system yet. Which, as far as I know, is no longer the case for any backend adaptors shipped by KDE itself, i.e. only useful if any third party calendar plugin had been used. Cheers, Kevin
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