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#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password install#
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#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password windows#

Please tap the "Settings" button in CalenGoo, scroll down and tap "Time zones". To help you with this, CalenGoo can show you an overview over all settings. Please ensure that at least your iPhone/iPad has the same time zone as your first calendar in Google Calendar. Your iPhone/iPad has a time zone, your Google Calendar has a global time zone (at the top under "Settings") and one for every calendar (below the calendar list on the left, click "Settings", then select a single calendar in the list that is displayed). Please check the different time zone settings. Events are not displayed at their correct time.In this case please just tap "Settings", "Accounts" and either tap "Convert to OAuth2" (if there is such a button) or tap your Google account and tap "Change password".

#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password password#

Then open "Settings", "Accounts" in CalenGoo, tap your Google account, choose " Change password ", sign in and tap "Accept".Įrror 403 means that your username or password are incorrect or that your Google Calendar is empty. To fix it please revoke CalenGoo's access token on Google's Account Permissions website.

When syncing I get an error "Insufficient permission".

Wait a few seconds until it is connected to the network and start CalenGoo. Please try to reboot your iPhone/iPad: Press the upper button of the iPhone/iPad until a red slider appears and use this slider to turn it off.

It worked good, but now I get a black screen when I start it and reinstalling did not help.

It has to be turned on to allow CalenGoo to access the Internet while you are connected via e.g. And please start the "Settings" app and check if you have accidentally turned "Mobile Data > CalenGoo" off. Please connect your device to a Wi-Fi network and try to sync again.

I am getting a "The Internet connection appears to be offline." error when trying to sync.

This doesn't happen often but if it happens just wait a few hours to let Google fix the problem.

the Google Calendar server has a (usually temporary) error. The "Backend error" is an error message CalenGoo receives from Google, it is not an error message of CalenGoo. I am getting a "Backend error" when trying to sync.Please see here for further details: Reinstallation You can also find your existing purchases in the AppStore app under "Updates", "Purchased".

#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password download#

Yes, the AppStore remembers if you already paid for an app and if you try to download it again, you can download it for free.

Can I delete and reinstall the app without being charged again?.

I can connect to the server just fine, I'm annoyed by having to type in my password. I must repeat: THE ONLY PROBLEM I'M HAVING is that my openvpn GUI PROMPTS ME for a password, even though it is in the file appropriately. I still get prompted for a password EVEN BEFORE my OpenVPN GUI attempts to connect to the server. Even with auth-user-pass and having this within in plaintext: Not sure if its due to using different certificate files and encryption but: For the last two providers I used (all the way up to 2.2.2) and I'm noticing a problem. I've recently just switched VPN service providers.

#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password install#

I've ALWAYS installed OpenVPN with the default install I've been using OpenVPN for quite some time now. If someone were to get my password, I'd just change it - so please don't lecture me on it. You may think this is bad, but I've been doing it for over a year with NO PROBLEMS. I'm using auth-user-pass to remove the need for me to type in a username/password

#Mac calendar keeps asking me for password windows#

I'm using the windows version of OpenVPN, most up to date (2.2.2)