I have added my Nextcloud account as an "online account" in GNOME Settings, and I use that to sync up my calendar events. When the Nextcloud server goes into maintenance mode (which is every night in my case), before too long I will get a crash report about evolution-data-server on my PC. My calendar events vanish, and they don't get restored even after the Nextcloud server comes back up. I have to check and uncheck calendar syncing through GNOME Settings to get my calendar events to show up again. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Add a Nextcloud account through GNOME Settings and enable calendar syncing 2. Set the Nextcloud server to maintenance mode, and then wait Actual Results: Evolution-data-server crashes and doesn't start syncing calendar events again until its manually toggled off and back on again. Expected Results: No crash, and successful recovery of operations once the Nextcloud server comes back up. Evolution-data-server version: 3.54.1-1.fc41
Thanks for a bug report. It's very hard to guess what went wrong without a backtrace of the crash. As you receive d crash notice, thus I suppose the ABRT caught the crash, could you get the backtrace from there, please? A blind guess is that this is crashing due to a libsoup3 bug: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/libsoup/-/issues/386
Created attachment 2057792 [details] Crash backtrace Crash backtrace from last night, as requested.
Thanks for the update. I can confirm the crash is the upstream bug I guessed. It's also filled here as bug #2321107, thus I mark this as a duplicate of it. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of bug 2321107 ***