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Comment	>> Test 1 has a recurring option that is currently not supported at all by > >> Kronolith. We only support recurrence end dates, not number of > >> recurrences. > > > > OK > > > >> Test 2 is displayed correctly. The iCalendar data says that the recurrence > >> should end on the 12th. > > > > I disagree. The actual iCal file can be downloaded from the URL > ical.mac.com/rchill548/KTest (I don't mean to imply you don't already > know this, I assume you have more practicle experience scheduling > software than I do - I'm just trying to provide complete info) and it > shows the following for event "Test 2": > > > > UNTIL=20051012T035959Z > > > > Since my current timezone is EDT (GMT - 0400), the event should be > repeated until 20051011T235959EDT. The event should end befor > 20051012. > > > > When I display the event in Kronolith, it states: > > > > Recur Until 10/12/2005 12:00 am > > > > Which I assume means midnight between 10/11 and 10/12. > > > > It seems that Kronolith is adding 1 second to the UNTIL field when it > translates the iCAL entry, causing it to recur on 10/12, which seems > incorrect. > > > > Furthermore (and I'm in over my head here), RFC 2445 says about the > UNTIL field: > > > > The UNTIL rule part defines a date-time value which bounds the > recurrence rule in an inclusive manner. (I can't understand the > intent of the next sentence, so it may contradict what follows). > > > > Even with the additional 1 second Kronolith seems to add in > translation, I would think the upper bound on this event would still > be 20051012T040000Z or 20051012T000000EDT, so the event shown at > 20051012T150000Z is still outside the bounds given and so is > incorrect. > > > > If you remain unconvinced, you may mark this bug as closed. I have > nothing further to add. > > > > Rob
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