What's the exact output of your file when there's no event in it?

Is it an empty file or is it a file with no BEGIN:VEVENT in it but you still have the BEGIN:VCALENDAR/END:VCALENDAR ?

We have some sanity checks to avoid empty files but it might be adjusted.

I uploaded that file.
File is not empty, it includes ICS structure.

But you can try to create new (empty) calendar in SOGo, then to export it into ics file and then import same file into SOGo calendar. It doesn't work too.
ICS file has following content in this case:

BEGIN:VCALENDAR
VERSION:2.0
END:VCALENDAR

Thanks

Fixed by http://mtn.inverse.ca/revision/diff/b60d547047a2529bf2428a9d602340aa1c4f7f9b/with/1aaea249ad1360b144fa338a55f11cad2cf930d0

Sorry for reopening...

Yes,
point 1) [subscribtion of empty webcalendar] works great now. Thank you.

point 2) [import of ICS calendar file without events) does not work yet.
SOGo displays error message when:

• I'm importing ICS file without events (example same file as I uploaded here)
• I create new SOGo calendar, do "Export" to ICS file it and then I'm trying to import it.

Thanks

I've just tried and it works.

Try to subscribe to http://inverse.ca/~lmarcotte/veryempty

Ludovic,
it looks we are talking about different thing.
As I wrote - subscribtion of empty remote webcalendars works nice now.

I found incorrect message by "import" of 'empty' calendar from ics file.
Here is step-by-step example:

• logon as sogo1 to http://sogo-demo.inverse.ca/
• create new empty calendar "w1"
• export this empty calendar into w1.ics file
• create new empty calendar "w2"
• try to import w1.ics into "w2" => SOGo display:
  "Import
  An error occured while importing calendar."

I would expect message:
"Import
Imported events: 0"

because it is correct to import 0 events - it is no error.

Ahh..

in SchedulerUI.js, you have:

function uploadCompleted (response) {
data = response.evalJSON (true);

var div = $("uploadResults");
$("uploadOK").onclick = hideImportResults;
if (data.imported <= 0)

try to replace:

if (data.imported <= 0)

with:

if (data.imported < 0)

Yes ;-)

now import works like I expected.
Please update mtn and close this track.

Thank you,
Milos

Closed with http://mtn.inverse.ca/revision/diff/1aaea249ad1360b144fa338a55f11cad2cf930d0/with/5052783f79bc86c62042f5d4a556a3573c4a3876