I followed the procedure to import my Apple Calendar. At the end of the last synchronization step, I get the message « An error occurred during synchronization. Check the status of the CalDAV server and restart the auto-configuration. » and only one calendar (the first in a list of 8 calendars) is actually synchronized. No matter how many times I Reset and Synchronize again, nothing works: there is still only one calendar synchronized (always the same one).
Update: in fact, the Gladys calendar includes the new events (those created after the Gladys calendar was created) but not the old ones (except for one calendar)!
Regarding the logs, I’m happy to provide them, but you’d need to show me the procedure . I managed to install Gladys on my Freebox Delta, but I’m quite a novice in this area .
I had done everything except sharing. I enabled all the calendars there and resynchronized, but it didn’t change anything.
In any case, there is a problem from the start because, as I mentioned, from the very first synchronization (Sharing and Synchronization are therefore empty), I get the message « An error occurred during synchronization. Check the status of the CalDAV server and restart the auto-configuration. »
@bertrandda I’m following up on this message here — do you think we could display the synchronization error in the CalDAV integration interface? It would make debugging much easier
Great @bertrandda !
Is there by any chance a button to easily copy the logs?
That would then make it easy to paste them into a new thread on the forum for non-expert users.
Indeed it only works in a secure context (https or localhost) and since I tested in dev with localhost I didn’t encounter the problem. There is a possible alternative with execCommand but it is deprecated—I don’t think it’s worth implementing. Otherwise, if we’re not in a secure context I hide the button, it’s not perfect but it will prevent people from thinking it’s a bug.