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List:       kde-bugs-dist
Subject:    [Bug 68345] KOrganizer ignores timezone when importing iCalendar
From:       Andy <andy.pavlo () gmail ! com>
Date:       2008-01-09 15:30:22
Message-ID: 20080109153022.8178.qmail () ktown ! kde ! org
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------- Additional Comments From andy.pavlo gmail com  2008-01-09 16:30 -------
I am seeing the same problem. I have two machines (one at home, one at school). The \
one at home is considered the "base" ics file. The one at school reads that calendar \
file using KDE's fish protocol (I am either at home or at school, so there won't be a \
writing conflict). Now the home computer also uses GCalDaemon to sync up with Google, \
which in turn syncs up with my Blackberry. Everything works great, EXCEPT that the \
school computer is always off. The events on the school computer always 5 hours in \
the future.

I just tested it again, and I dragged the events on the school computer to the times \
that they should be, and after a bunch of reloading and saving, everything looks \
correct.

The timezones as far as I can tell are all set to EST. I am the only one adding new \
events, so there is never a crazy import or a weird timezone. I am using Kontact \
3.5.7 at home, and Kontact 3.5.5 at school. I am unable to upgrade my school computer \
to a newer version until the summer.

Any thoughts?


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