Re: Intro and Kontact troubles(Jack Monty)
Jack Montgomery <[email protected]>
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Thanks Colin, Yeah, I tried a couple of different methods. The CalDav method with an App Password worked for one calendar; contacts and tasks were not possible without using OAuth2.0. The solution where I got everything working again was to switch to Evolution and use that instead. Not ideal since I run Plasma but a good interim, everything works out of the box, until the Google API bug is fixed. Again thanks for your help. I am looking forward to a fix! -- Jack On Sat, 2022-01-29 at 17:31 +0000, Colin J Thomson wrote: > On Saturday, 29 January 2022 13:46:42 GMT Colin Ward wrote: > > First of all, Welcome, Jack to the kdepim-users > > community! > > Yes welcome Jack > > > As to your issue with Kontact and Google Calendar > > and contacts, I am having the issue as well with > > contacts but due to some digging I have done on my > > own into the issue, and without going into a detailed > > explanation, the contacts portion of Kontact will no > > longer sync with Google contacts. This is because of > > a change made by Google. If Kontact is > > reprogrammed to line up with this change, then > > Google contacts should again be able to sync with > > Kontact, but I am not aware of any plans for that > > reprogramming to happen but I am not "in the > > know" about such things. > > Here is the bug report on the google contacts issue, changes need to > be made > in libkgapi, a big job and only 1 (I think) person working on it. > > https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=439285 > > > as for syncing your calendar, I suspect you have to > > set up what is known as an app password. This is a > > "special" password that allows google to "trust" what > > are called "untrusted" apps. These are apps that > > google has decided do not meet its securi ty protools > > and so they are blocked from connecting to Google's > > servers. If you search for "setting up an app > > password google Kontact" or something similar, > > there are many good tutorials. > > I can't comment on the calendar issue as mine is OK, but I think > Colin is > right that you need to set something in your Google account... > > Regards > > Colin