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From time to time I get the following error in iCal when it tries to
refresh a google calendar:
Request Error
Calendar could not be found.
This is really annoying as it causes the iCal icon to keep jumping in
the doc. Then it does it every 5 minutes when it tries to refresh the
calendar. After a few times it refreshes with no problem.
Same here. I googled this error and Google Calendars had the same
issue back in August according to this post below by "Chappie":
I've had iCal syncing with Gcal for a while now, but last night,
after
adding a few new calendar entries in iCal, I noticed there was an
exclamation icon beside my Gcal account. Clicking the icon reveals
the error message
"Error while refreshing
Calendar https:[email address]/user
could not be found."
So here we are again. I have Mac OSX 10.5.6. It just checked again,
and the exclamation point is now gone. Looks like some kind of
intermittent error on Google's server end.
> From time to time I get the following error in iCal when it tries to
> refresh a google calendar:
> Request Error
> Calendar could not be found.
> This is really annoying as it causes the iCal icon to keep jumping in
> the doc. Then it does it every 5 minutes when it tries to refresh the
> calendar. After a few times it refreshes with no problem.
> Same here. I googled this error and Google Calendars had the same
> issue back in August according to this post below by "Chappie":
> I've had iCal syncing with Gcal for a while now, but last night,
> after
> adding a few new calendar entries in iCal, I noticed there was an
> exclamation icon beside my Gcal account. Clicking the icon reveals
> the error message
> "Error while refreshing
> Calendar https:[email address]/user
> could not be found."
> So here we are again. I have Mac OSX 10.5.6. It just checked again,
> and the exclamation point is now gone. Looks like some kind of
> intermittent error on Google's server end.
> On Dec 20, 4:01 pm, Bama Gambler wrote:
> > From time to time I get the following error in iCal when it tries to
> > refresh a google calendar:
> > Request Error
> > Calendar could not be found.
> > This is really annoying as it causes the iCal icon to keep jumping in
> > the doc. Then it does it every 5 minutes when it tries to refresh the
> > calendar. After a few times it refreshes with no problem.
> From time to time I get the following error in iCal when it tries to
> refresh a google calendar:
> Request Error
> Calendar could not be found.
> This is really annoying as it causes the iCal icon to keep jumping in
> the doc. Then it does it every 5 minutes when it tries to refresh the
> calendar. After a few times it refreshes with no problem.
> From time to time I get the following error in iCal when it tries to
> refresh a google calendar:
> Request Error
> Calendar could not be found.
> This is really annoying as it causes the iCal icon to keep jumping in
> the doc. Then it does it every 5 minutes when it tries to refresh the
> calendar. After a few times it refreshes with no problem.
> From time to time I get the followingerroriniCalwhen it tries to
> refresh a googlecalendar:
> RequestError
> Calendarcouldnotbefound.
> This is really annoying as it causes theiCalicon to keep jumping in
> the doc. Then it does it every 5 minutes when it tries to refresh thecalendar. After a few times it refreshes with no problem.
I've found that removing the calendar and re-adding it will make the
problem go away, at least for a little while. But then it returns
within a few days and I'm back to square one. Something I just
noiticed...
I was actively having refresh problems. When I examined the account
URL, it had been created with %40 in the string in place of the '@'.
When I changed it to an '@', I was able to refresh the account again.
> From time to time I get the following error iniCalwhen it tries to
> refresh a google calendar:
> Request Error
> Calendar could not be found.
> This is really annoying as it causes theiCalicon to keep jumping in
> the doc. Then it does it every 5 minutes when it tries to refresh the
> calendar. After a few times it refreshes with no problem.
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