Crash when syncing to Google

[Walter Garcia-Fontes]

When I try to sync to google it immediately produces a crash.

I'm on Ubuntu 13.04, and my system is behind a proxy, other programs accessing Internet work well without any other issue behind the proxy.

[Walter Garcia-Fontes (walter-garcia)]

I started it from the command line, and here I could login into google, but when I try to syncronize I get "Response [400]". It doesn't produce a crash though.

[Andre Lobato (andrefelipelobato)]

Hi, I also have the same problem "Can't connect behind a proxy", but what happends here as far I know, is that my proxy server is not at public dns servers, so when setup my connection, i use my private dns server. When i click to enable google tasks, the window appear the google auth screen. And after login, the response URL cannot be loaded, giving the message "Unable to load page", plus the URL and " Cannot resolve proxy hostname ()". But if i paste the url at my browser it shows the page to confirm google-tasks-indicator to use the account and the next link is a localhost response which I assume is to the app recive the token. I was able to first overcome the proxy problem, setting my options on Ubuntu System Settings > Network to 'automatic' and editing my /etc/environment and adding the proxy settings there with user and password, just wont work on google response after login.

Any suggestions?

Sorry, for the bad english.

Thanks

[Andre Lobato (andrefelipelobato)]

Ok i've searched a little further on how to force proxy settings to use in GTK Webkit, that is used to authenticate on google to allow, and followed these sugestions from this link (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6915840/python-webkit-with-proxy-support), but i've updated with the proper libs found on my system, and It'works. Now, after shows the login screen, appears the confirmation page to allow the app to acess my account, but when I click to the next step, it freezes and at terminal (stdout) appears {'Authorization': 'OAuth None'} <Response [407]>. What i assumed as my response token is not valid. I'm using Ubuntu 13.04 - 64 bit by the way.

Cheers

[p54c (p54c)]

if you delete the folder in ~/.config/calendar-indicator for a re-authorization the terminal shows

~$ /usr/bin/python3 /opt/extras.ubuntu.com/calendar-indicator/bin/calendar-indicator
...
...
...
Authorizate
Refresh Authorization
Refresh Authorization
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/opt/extras.ubuntu.com/calendar-indicator/share/calendar-indicator/preferences_dialog.py", line 206, in on_switch1_changed
    self.liststore.clear()
AttributeError: 'Preferences' object has no attribute 'liststore'
Refresh Authorization
Refresh Authorization
Refresh Authorization
{'Authorization': 'OAuth xxxsarasaxxx'}
<Response [200]>
{'Authorization': 'OAuth xxxsarasaxxx'}
<Response [200]>
{'Authorization': 'OAuth xxxsarasaxxx'}
<Response [200]>
{'Authorization': 'OAuth xxxsarasaxxx'}
<Response [200]>
{'Authorization': 'OAuth xxxsarasaxxx'}
<Response [200]>
{'Authorization': 'OAuth xxxsarasaxxx'}
<Response [200]>
{'Authorization': 'OAuth xxxsarasaxxx'}
<Response [404]>
...
...

Not allways ends with a crash
A veces termina con un cuelgue y otras simplemente no mostrando nada.
Ubuntu 13.10