Can add events, but agenda reports "no events found" about gcalcli HOT 7 CLOSED

You should try the latest build here in git. It's labeled as 2.2 and I found fixes a lot of issues for me. I use gcalcli --cals=default agenda for a Geeklet and it works great for me...

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Thanks for your reply, tresni!

Well, I downloaded the latest gcalcli-master.zip and unpacked it in $HOME.

It worked "out of the box" for adding events, like before, and they show up on my Android phone immediately. So far so good. But "gcalcli --cals=default agenda" is still giving me nada. :-(

I thought I'd check the Python dependencies, in case apt-get missed something when I installed gcalcli the first time.

dpkg --list shows me -

python 2.7.3-0ubuntu2
python-vobject 0.8.1c-4ubuntu1
python-dateutil 1.5-1
python-gdata 2.0.14-2

Those versions should be fine, if I'm reading README.md correctly...?

I tried installing to my Lucid Puppy laptop, but ran into dependency hell; and then my shell account, but the host is missing the python modules, and I don't have root access.

Unless anyone can suggest any other good avenues of inquiry, it looks like I'm going to have to try reformatting my desktop and reinstalling a fresh distro if I want gcalcli to work :-(

UPDATE - using a different fully-updated Ubuntu x86 box, used git to clone straight from the repository, in case the zip was not the latest.

Same behavior from glcalcli >>:-/ I think its safe to say its nothing specific to my desktop causing the problem.

Any other suggestions I can try, guys?

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I'm on a Mac so my packages may be a little different, but this is what I'm running and seems to work:

  py27-dateutil @1.5_1 (active)
  py27-elementtree @1.2.6-20050316_0 (active)
  py27-gdata @2.0.17_0 (active)
  py27-tz @2012h_0 (active)
  py27-vobject @0.8.1c_0 (active)
  python27 @2.7.3_1 (active)

The likeliest cause I can see is the gdata version (since 2.0.14 is from March 2011.) But if you tried on a clean QQ install of that should have comparable packages. I'll boot something up in VMWare and see what I can find.

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Just tried on a clean install of 12.10 and did apt-get install gcalcli and had no problems with quick or agenda:

bhartvigsen@ubuntu:~$ gcalcli quick "11:01pm after dinner"
bhartvigsen@ubuntu:~$ gcalcli --cals=all agenda

Mon Dec 24           Forecast for 83709 (38° | 21°)
                     Christmas Eve
             1:00pm  busy
             3:30pm  busy
            11:01pm  after dinner

Tue Dec 25           Forecast for 83709 (43° | 27°)
                     Christmas

Wed Dec 26           Forecast for 83709 (37° | 25°)

Thu Dec 27           Forecast for 83709 (36° | 23°)
             2:00pm  busy

This isn't even using latest github release... .gcalclirc is:

[gcalcli]
user=user@emailaddress
pw=password
https=true

(https option is required for 2.1)

Edit: packages are as follows:

bhartvigsen@ubuntu:~$ dpkg --list | grep python | grep -e 2.7 -e vobject -e dateutil -e gdata
ii  libpython2.7                              2.7.3-5ubuntu4                            i386         Shared Python runtime library (version 2.7)
ii  python                                    2.7.3-0ubuntu7                            i386         interactive high-level object-oriented language (default version)
ii  python-dateutil                           1.5+dfsg-0.1                              all          powerful extensions to the standard datetime module
ii  python-gdata                              2.0.17-1                                  all          Google Data Python client library
ii  python-minimal                            2.7.3-0ubuntu7                            i386         minimal subset of the Python language (default version)
ii  python2.7                                 2.7.3-5ubuntu4                            i386         Interactive high-level object-oriented language (version 2.7)
ii  python2.7-minimal                         2.7.3-5ubuntu4                            i386         Minimal subset of the Python language (version 2.7)

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Awesome, thank you so much, Tresni!

"Just tried on a clean install of 12.10" - it must be the "clean install" part, my box has been apt-get-upgraded over time from 11.04 or so.

Will try a clean install this afternoon, and post my results.

Thank you very much for taking the time out of your day to replicate my setup, and on the holidays at that! :-)

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Clean install + latest gcalcli + deleting all the .* files in my backed-up $HOME => SUCCESS!!!

Thanks again for your help, Tresni!

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If you would be so kind as to close this issue, I'm sure @insanum would appreciate it :) Should be able to click the Close button next to the comment button below.

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