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Re: ical calendar program

daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (bilker@bigfoot.com)
Fri Nov 8 15:55:14 1996

Date: Fri, 8 Nov 1996 12:39:24 -0800
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In-reply-to: <32838737.3FD0E6E1@awinc.com> (message from Guoqiang Lu on Fri,
	08 Nov 1996 11:17:11 -0800)
From: bilker@bigfoot.com
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> I get the message: Can't save to file ./.calendar  when running ical 
> in Redhat 4.0. Any fix for this? Thanks.

The message I got differed slightly from the above --- the filename was

                        ~/.calendar

Apparently the tilde is not properly expanding to your home directory, and
so ical looks for a directory named `~', which of course is not there.

My FIX:

  explicitly name the calendar file to use:

        # ical -calendar ~/.calendar


This fix works because the tilde is expanded by the shell, and NOT by
ical.  (Yes, this fix is only a work-a-round.)

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