[Bug 305296] New: Kolab Calendar Resource Missing

[Matthias Heizmann]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=305296

            Bug ID: 305296
          Severity: normal
           Version: 4.9
          Priority: NOR
                CC: kdepim-bugs at kde.org, vkrause at kde.org
          Assignee: ervin at kde.org
           Summary: Kolab Calendar Resource Missing
    Classification: Unclassified
                OS: Linux
          Reporter: matthias at heizmann.name
          Hardware: Gentoo Packages
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
         Component: IMAP resource
           Product: Akonadi

I did an update from KdeSC 4.8.5 to 4.9.0.
A few days later I realized that my new calendar entrys in a Kolab calendar
resource are not synced back to the IMAP server.
I wanted to solve this problem in a quick and dirty way and did the following:
1. I copyied all calendar entrys not synced to the server to a calendar
myEmergencyBackup.ics is a local file.
2. I deleted ~/.local/share/* and ~/.kde4/share/configakonadi*
3. I started kmail and set up my IMAP server again

All calendars in Korganizer are gone (I expected this). However I am not able
to add the calendar via Kolab resource again.

- If I click in Korganizer "Add Calendar" I can select from a list containing
the following.
Birthdays&Anniversaries, DAV groupware resource, ICal Calendar File, KAlarm
Calendar File, KAlarm Directory, KDE Caendar (traditional), Knut, Open-Xcahnge
Groupwar Server.
There is no Kolab resource.


- If I select in Kmail my calendar folder on the IMAP server and click "Folder
Properties", set "Folder contents" to "Calendar", a window with the following
message pops up.
"You have configured this folder to contain groupware information. This means
that this folder will disappear once the configuration dialog is closed." 
Up to here this is the behaviour I expected. However actually nothing happens,
the folder does not disappear (not even after a restart), no new calendar
appears in Korganizer.

I think most annoying ist not that this happend, but that there was no error
message that infomed about the problem.

If you have some idea which useful information I can provide, please let me
know.

I guess a brute force solution for me is to delete the whole ~/.kde4 directory.
Do you have a more sophisticated advice which config files I should delete in
order to be able to configure a new Kolab calendar resource?

Reproducible: Always

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