I'd also recommend taking a look at the Calendar:GDATA Provider wiki page which covers installation/setup of the provider. So, if you're getting errors updating your Google Calendar using CalDAV, you might try the Provider for Google Calendar to see if it fixes your issues. After changing all my calendars to use the new provider, everything seems to be working very well. This got me to look into if there were other solutions other than CalDAV and I came across Provider for Google Calendar 0.7.1 add-on for Sunbird and Lightning. The one thing that did keep popping up is that Google considers CalDAV support still experimental, so problems may occur. After doing some searching, I found lots of threads of people having the same issue, but alas no solutions. Today I had several GoToMeeting invites that I need to add to my calendar and decided look into the problem again. While this works, it's no where near as fast as accepting an invite from Thunderbird. I ended up resorting to opening up Google Calendar and adding the events via the web interface. I could view events just fine and even dismiss alarms, but nothing I tried would allow me to add new events directly from Thunderbird. When ever I'd try to update an event, I'd get a very generic "MODIFICATION_FAILED" error message with no detailed message. You'll need to use our shared thunderbird installation in /util/thunderbird/thunderbird.For a while now I've been dealing with issues adding/updating events to my Google Calendar from Thunderbird/Lightning. So to participate, you cannot use your local thunderbird installation in /usr/bin/thunderbird. The RHEL yum-managed thunderbird distro is not compatible with the two plugins (because of differing, incompatible version numbering schemes).Set Name: CSE Google Calendar, Color:red -> Next > On the Network -> Format: 'Google Calendar', Location = -> Next Right-click below the 'Calendar' heading.In Thunderbird, find the Calendar area in the left-hand sidebar.Add Google Calendar(s) to Thunderbird client.The Google Calendar Private Address in iCal (.ics) format will be a URL of this form. This extension allows Sunbird and Lightning to read and write events to a Google Calendar. Download the Thunderbird Provider for Google Calendar Add-On.
This extension allows you to manage your daily schedule (events and tasks) directly within Thunderbird.
Toggle to the calender by clicking the 'Calendar' icon.In Thunderbird's lower-left corner, new icons let you toggle among 'Mail, 'Calendar', and 'Tasks'.Thunderbird -> Tools -> Add-ons -> Install Download the Thunderbird Provider for Google Calendar Add-On.Download the Thunderbird Lightning Add-On.You can turn your Thunderbird e-mail client into a Personal Information Manager (PIM) by integrating your Google Calendar(s) into Thunderbird.
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