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Import ICS problem after Owncloud-Update 9.0.1 #466
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I think I'm having the same issue. I recently fresh installed ownCloud 9.0.1 and imported my calender data from ownCloud 8.2.3 (by exporting/importing them as ICS file). I've discovered that I can see all the events March 2016 onwards, but all the events prior to February 2016 seem not to be accessible. The color icon on the left panel just keeps on spinning and the calender does not load when I go back, say, to February 2016. UPDATE: UPDATE 2: |
Same problem with me, except only for 2 of my 12 calendars! Reason unknown, since in OC 8.2.3 all calendars import and display without any problems and without any constraints! |
I just gave ownCloud 9.0.2 RC1 a try, but the problem still persists. I couldn't find a relevant message in Can this be fixed before the 9.0.2 release? I would like to migrate to ownCloud 9 but this is really preventing me from doing so. |
dup of #491 |
nvm, @zirydy has a different issue |
I now see |
Enable debug mode in ownCloud, go back to calendar, check browser console to see which event causes this error |
Could you help me with the troubleshooting...? I found the following error message in the browser console:
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I finally managed to pinpoint the cause of the problem and was able to fix it! The error Some events in my calendar had values (in the ICS file) that look something like the following: The problem was basically caused by the part In order to fix this problem, DTEND needs to be formatted just like DTSTART. Once I modified these values in the ICS file to look like the following, the problem went away: |
As for the content of the ICS file posted above by @Iskenof, the problem is caused by these two values: The problem should go away when they are corrected as follows: |
I have the same issue : with an ics file generated from ownCloud web UI, every DTEND properties are written for example : If I replace every instance in the file according to this rule, I can import the calendar file in thunderbird without error. But of course I would appreciate to have working backups of my calendars without this manual fix... Could anyone confirm if the following fix is OK ? I'm not comfortable with modifying ownCloud DB manually... |
After upgrading from 9 to OC 10.0.3 I faced same problem with error while exporting calendar. I corrected by executing SQL statement Please note the change in table name! Where the erroneous entries coming from is hard to say, as with the OC calendar I have connected Win10-Calendar, Android-Calendar-App and Linux-Thunderbird. I will check if such entries re-appear. LuLu |
Steps to reproduce
Expected behaviour
Import ICS file to import into Calendar APP
Import Error
Actual behaviour
geburtstag.ics
Teilweise importiert , 304 Fehler
Server configuration
Operating system:
Ubuntu 14.04
Web server:
nginx 1.4.6
Database:
mysql 5.5.47
PHP version:
php5-fpm 5.6.2
ownCloud version: (see ownCloud admin page)
ownCloud 9.0.1 (stable)
Calendar version: (see ownCloud apps page)
1.1
Updated from an older ownCloud or fresh install:
Update from 8.2.3.2 owncloud
Signing status (ownCloud 9.0 and above):
success
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