Why don't events I add in Cirrux show up in Google Calendar?
Google Sync runs one way, from Google to Cirrux. It never writes anything to your Google account. To see your Cirrux events in Google Calendar, subscribe to your Cirrux calendar's iCal link there. That view is read-only.
Google Sync copies your mail, calendars and contacts from Google to Cirrux and checks for changes every hour. It has read-only access to your Google account, so it can't add, change or delete anything there. Events you create in Cirrux stay in Cirrux.
See your Cirrux events in Google Calendar
- In Cirrux Calendar, open Manage sharing for the calendar (from its menu in the sidebar, or right-click it).
- Switch on Enable public iCal subscription feed and copy the link.
- In Google Calendar, add a calendar From URL and paste the link.
Google then shows your Cirrux events, but you can't edit them there, and Google refreshes the feed on its own schedule, so a new event can take hours to appear. Anyone with the link can see the events, so keep it to yourself.
Two-way sync with Google Calendar isn't possible: Google doesn't let other calendars write to it the way CalDAV apps can. If you're moving over, the smoothest route is to make Cirrux your main calendar and let Google Sync bring in whatever still lands in Google.
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