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My calendar stopped syncing, so I checked the logs according https://sailfishos.org/wiki/CalDAV_and_CardDAV_Community_Contributions#Sync_Logs and identified an event on a read-only (caldav) calendar. As I couldn't change anything at the remote side I tried to delete the event in my Sailfish calendar.

The event is gone in my phone's calendar however I still get a sync error.

My first question would be: Isn't there a write protection for read-only calendars? Can I set a read-only mode manually?

My second question: Can I enforce a full sync without deleting and recreation of the account?

My calendar stopped syncing, so I checked the logs according https://sailfishos.org/wiki/CalDAV_and_CardDAV_Community_Contributions#Sync_Logs and identified an event on a read-only (caldav) calendar. As I couldn't change anything at the remote side I tried to delete the event in my Sailfish calendar.

The event is gone in my phone's calendar however I still get a sync error.

My first question would be: Isn't there a write protection for read-only calendars? Can I set a read-only mode manually?

My second question: Can I enforce a full sync without deleting and recreation of the account?account? 3.rd question: is there a way to tell msyncd to continue syncing after the 404 response for just one event?

My calendar stopped syncing, so I checked the logs according https://sailfishos.org/wiki/CalDAV_and_CardDAV_Community_Contributions#Sync_Logs and identified an event on a read-only (caldav) calendar. As I couldn't change anything at the remote side I tried to delete the event in my Sailfish calendar.

The event is gone in my phone's calendar however I still get a sync error.

My first question would be: Isn't there a write protection for read-only calendars? Can I set a read-only mode manually?

My second question: Can I enforce a full sync without deleting and recreation of the account? 3.rd question: is there a way to tell msyncd to continue syncing after the 404 response for just one event?