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I was trying to sync my google calendar with gnome-calendar, for that I added my accounts to ubuntu 20.04 but gnome-calendar didn't sync with them(don't know why) and after than when I restarted my laptop I saw that credentials for all of the accounts were expired.

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Any clue why is this happening and why I am not able to sync the calendar?

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  • How much time has passed since the time you added the account and the time you most recently synchronised your accounts? Google has a hard limit of 1 year for their TLS certificates (as does Mozilla and Apple). Non-corporate Microsoft accounts are usually good until 90+ days of inactivity. Not sure sure about Ubuntu's SSO certificate lifespan.
    – user1091774
    Jan 18, 2021 at 7:58
  • hardly 30 min...I added accounts, tried to sync calendars , searched a couple of mins on google, and then restarted
    – Parag Katoch
    Jan 18, 2021 at 8:05

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In my case, i could fix a similar looking problem by executing

$ /usr/libexec/goa-daemon --replace

See this comment on a Red Hat bug report about goa-daemon.

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  • This was useful for me for configuring pop os with i3 gaps and calendar sync
    – adantj
    Jul 28, 2022 at 18:36
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I found this may works for you .

Try this:

Remove you Google account from Gnome Settings

Remove ~/.cache and ~/.config/goa-1.0

Sign in again for your Google account from Gnome settings, and give it some seconds to sync

Logout and login or reboot.

Original article https://www.reddit.com/r/gnome/comments/i8hhsj/gnome_calendar_is_not_syncing_with_google/g18hivm/?context=3

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