Tickets :: Comment on [#14752] Recurring events can be created with broken recurrence end dates

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Comment	> When creating a recurring event, e.g. one that is repeated every day, > an erroneous record of that event is saved to the database if one > clicks the "Stop at" radio button, does not enter any date but clicks > on "Save". Upon clicking the Save button, an endless spinner appears. > The same happens if one reloads the calendar page and tries to open > the event in order to delete it. The erroneous event can only be > corrected by editing it directly in the database. > > Attached is a screenshot of an example event that causes this problem. > The data given there would be saved to the database as follows: > > mysql> select * from kronolith_events where event_title='Go for a hike' \G > ************************* 1. row ************************* > event_id: RFyNlomOsDS3mAHc8CQ75Or > event_uid: > 20171214151839.j3DC241MiJzgf5Ma60GXF1J@foo.example.org > calendar_id: mmuster2 > event_creator_id: mmuster2 > event_description: asdf > event_location: Somewhere over the rainbow > event_status: 2 > event_attendees: a:0:{} > event_keywords: NULL > event_exceptions: > event_title: Go for a hike > event_recurtype: 1 > event_recurinterval: 1 > event_recurdays: NULL > event_recurenddate: 0000-00-00 00:00:00 > event_recurcount: NULL > event_start: 2018-02-14 00:00:00 > event_end: 2018-02-22 00:00:00 > event_alarm: 0 > event_modified: 1513261119 > event_private: 0 > event_allday: 1 > event_alarm_methods: a:0:{} > event_url: > event_baseid: > event_exceptionoriginaldate: NULL > event_resources: a:0:{} > event_timezone: > > Please note how the "event_recurenddate" column contains an invalid > date, i.e. the date (if you consider "0000-00-00" to be a date) would > be way before the event_start date. > > Under some circumstances (I could not find out what those are > exactly) a calendar with these kind of broken events also causes the > CalDAV sync to fail. The CalDAV client would receive a HTTP "200" > response instead of a normal "207" response (which would then contain > individual "200" responses within the XML code in the response body, > but not in the HTTP header).
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