[Korganizer-devel] [Bug 199664] Events and tasks does not save

[Tomas Pospisek]

https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=199664


Tomas Pospisek <tpo_deb at sourcepole.ch> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from Tomas Pospisek <tpo_deb sourcepole ch>  2009-11-14 01:18:02 ---
Wow, I was searching a long time to find this bug report that I am
experiencing. And, surprisingly we've got a very similar setup.

Here:
* korganizer
* ubuntu karmic (9.10)
* amd64
* KDE/Korganizer 4.3.2

1. I start Korganizer (from command line or through an icon)
2. My calendars are loaded
3. I can even open the calendar explicitly through File->Open "mycal.ics"
   if I want - doesn't change anything to the outcome
3. I add some event to the calendar
4. everything is fine
5. I can also press CTRL-S if I want, doesn't change anything to the outcome
6. I quit Korganizer either through closing the window or through File->Quit

There is no error displayed anywhere! Not in the console nor a pop up is shown.

7. I check the file's ctime it hasn't been touched for a week

8. I restart korganizer
9. the added event is gone

In order to make sure, that the ical file was editable I added a few lines with
vim to it. Sure enough that worked.

So I removed them again.

And now, after an hour of searching and trying, suddenly, konqueror was able to
save the events again.

This sucks. It sucks a lot. I need to be able to rely on korganizer. My brain
is a fucking sieve, I need some external medium to manage my appointements and
it's not an option to start slipping them because *korganizer* forgot them :-(

OP: What about your korganizer? Does it work by now, 4 months later or not? By
the way you may want to vote for the bug.

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