GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 599226
Unable to accept meeting invitation to Google Calendar from evolution
Last modified: 2009-10-26 18:32:10 UTC
Not sure whether this is an evolution bug or a libgdata bug. Was testing in Karmic Koala and found this issue. Was advised that this issue was upstream from Ubuntu so reporting it here. Steps taken to reproduce issue: 1. Open Evolution 2. Set up a Google calendar in Evolution (Under calendar, select "new calendar" type of "Google" and enter credentials) 3. Receive a meeting invitation in Evolution. 4. In the invitation, select your Google calendar and hit "Accept" 5. Receive the error "Unable to send item to calendar '<Google calendar name>'. Authentication failed." Expected behavior: To accept the meeting request and publish the event to the Google calendar Actual behavior: Rejected due to "failed authentication." I can create a Google calendar event from Evolution outside the context of accepting a meeting invite, so the authentication should work for accepting an invite as well.
Evolution currently uses its own internal copy of (a different) libgdata. This is not a libgdata bug.
It depends on the version of evolution. Based on the error message I guess it's 2.28, thus google through CalDAV, thus issue in Google itself, as is stated in bug #588858 *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 588858 ***