Description of problem: After executing "yum update" at 5 Jun 2013, the kdepim package has been upgraded to version "kdepim-4.10.3-2.fc18". The existing groupdav calendar resources stopped working (the events and to-dos are not synchronized with the groupdav server). Before upgrade the groupdav calendar/todo resources have been working normally. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdepim-4.10.3-2.fc18 kontact 4.10.3 korganizer 4.10.3 architecture: x86_64 OS: Fedora 18 How reproducible: Update kdepim Fedora 18 x86_64 package to version 4.10.3 Steps to Reproduce: 1. Install fresh Fedora 18 on x86_64 2. Update Fedora 18 by "$ sudo yum update". The version of kdepim should become kdepim-4.10.3-2.fc18 3. Open Korganizer (or Kontact) and configure a groupdav calendar for synchronization. Actual results: The calendars and todos, created before the connection are not synchronized (cannot be seen in korganizer, otherwise akonadi network activity seams ok from akonadiconsole) The calendars and todos, created by other groupdav client on the network cannot be seen. The calendars, created by the current client korganizer 4.10.3 __can__ be seen (only they appear as events in the calendar) Expected results: Expected the groupdav calendars/todos to be synchronized normally in korganizer/kontact and to be seen in the calendar/todo list. Additional info: In our company we are using kontact as main collaboration tool, synchronized with a groupdav server. We resolved the issue by workaround: 1) Downgraded all workstations to kdepim-4.9.4-1.fc18 2) Excluded kdepim and all it's dependencies from update (exclude=... in /etc/yum.conf) 3) Updated our workstations ( $ sudo yum update )
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