I'm trying to add something to my calendar using konsolekalendar. But I always get failure, the command is from the example of konsolekalendar --help, with a little changes:

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$konsolekalendar --add --date 2012-07-30 --time 10:00 --end-time 12:00 --summary "Doctor Visit" --description "Get My Head Examined" --verbose
Insert Event <Verbose>:
  What:  Doctor Visit
  Begin: Mon Jul 30 10:00:00 2012
  End:   Mon Jul 30 12:00:00 2012
  Desc:  Get My Head Examined
  Location:  Default location
Failure: "Doctor Visit" not inserted


Which version of KDE is in use, and does your Calendar work correctly in KOrganizer?

kde version is 4.8.4
Calendar works well in KOrganize

If you enable debugging using "kdebugdialog" does konsolekalendar provide any extra information?

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$ konsolekalendar --add --date 2012-07-04 --time 10:00 --end-time 12:00 --summary "Doctor Visit" --description "Get My Head Examined"
konsolekalendar(2420)/kdepimlibs (kcal) KCal::CalendarResources::load: Warning! No standard resource yet.
Failure: "Doctor Visit" not inserted


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$ cat kdebug.dbg
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | use Events (Default)
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | Mode: (Add incidence)
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | Summary: ( "Doctor Visit" )
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | Description: ( "Get My Head Examined" )
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | Start date before conversion: ( "2012-07-04" )
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | Start date after conversion: ( "Wed Jul 4 2012" )
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | Start time before conversion : ( "10:00" )
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | Start time after conversion: ( "10:00:00" )
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | End time before conversion: ( "12:00" )
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | parse options | End time after conversion: ( "12:00:00" )
konsolekalendar(2622) StdCalendar::addFileResource: Local resource at KUrl("file:///home/gaoxiang/.kde/share/apps/korganizer/std.ics")
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | datetimestamp | setting enddate to startdate
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | datetimestamp | setting startdatetime from startdate and starttime
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | datetimestamp | setting enddatetime from enddate and endtime
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | datetimestamp | StartDate= "Wed Jul 4 10:00:00 2012"
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | datetimestamp | EndDate= "Wed Jul 4 12:00:00 2012"
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | modework | calling addEvent()
konsolekalendar(2622) KonsoleKalendar::addEvent: konsolecalendar.cpp::addEvent() | Create Adding
konsolekalendar(2622) KonsoleKalendar::addEvent: konsolecalendar.cpp::addEvent() | Adding Event now!
konsolekalendar(2622) KonsoleKalendarAdd::addEvent: konsolekalendaradd.cpp::addEvent()
konsolekalendar(2622) KonsoleKalendarAdd::addEvent: konsolekalendaradd.cpp::addEvent() | Done
konsolekalendar(2622) main: main | exiting
 

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$cat .kde/share/apps/korganizer/std.ics
BEGIN:VCALENDAR
PRODID:-//K Desktop Environment//NONSGML libkcal 4.3//EN
VERSION:2.0
END:VCALENDAR


Does it means there is something wrong with my std.ics?

I tested and this doesn't even work on my ~ RC1 system. However the error message is different, so it's likely a different issue.

I have solved this problem.
Go to "System Settings"->"Personal Information"->"KDE Resources"->"Calendar" and add a resource here.

Calendars in korganize are not the same with these in "System Settings"->"Personal Information"->"KDE Resources"->"Calendar" ? And What the difference between "Akonadi Resources Configuration", these in "KDE Resources" and these in Kontact? Why we need such difference?

zasdfgbnm wrote:Calendars in korganize are not the same with these in "System Settings"->"Personal Information"->"KDE Resources"->"Calendar" ? And What the difference between "Akonadi Resources Configuration", these in "KDE Resources" and these in Kontact? Why we need such difference?

There are two resource frameworks: KResources and Akonadi.

KResources are deprecated, mostly unmaintained and buggy.
I've removed the kresources kcm from systemsettings ( in 4.9 ), as it confused users, and it's not needed anymore.

konsolecalendar still uses KResources. It's being ported to akonadi.