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Getting "Lunar" error when trying to add an iCal outlook web link

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testfornow5000 last edited by

On Samsung Galaxy S5 When trying to add an iCal private outlook calendar (.ics) link a “Lunar” error appears.
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devvv4ever admin last edited by

Can you provide the ics file or URL please? Then we can have a look at it.
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testfornow5000 last edited by @devvv4ever

@devvv4ever Is there any email to which I can send the URL privately?
The URL works on Samsung Galaxy S7.
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you can send it in the forums chat!
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