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I'm also getting the error on every sync, for about the last week or two

Thanks for the help guys! After deleting all profiles, config, settings, tokens, etc... and reinstalling, my Google calendar is again working perfectly. I still have no idea what caused the initial permission errors. However, over the weekend I did get an email fronm corporate IT about ".pst files no longer being allowed". The one they flagged was on an old network drive & should have had no effect with my current Caldav setup, but maybe their sticky fingers are reaching further than they are admitting...

@Alexander Nimmervoll: I have since uninstalled CalDav, and made sure the Program Files/Caldav is deleted as well. Reinstalled Caldav & was surprised to see my Google profile was still in place!! I deleted the profile and recreated it. Now calendar sync completed without the permissions errors, but new calendar entries (since new install 2 days ago) are not syncing. At this point I have tried so many different settings, I want to start from ground zero. I was hoping re-install would do that, but...

Running Outlook with Admin rights does not change the symptoms.

Here is the debug log

Synchronize with Google Calendar fails

Yay, I have compiling success on Xubuntu 17.04! I first installed g++-5, and already had gcc-5 installed. Then I followed this as a guide: https://codeyarns.com/2015/02/26/how-to-switch-gcc-version-using-update-alternatives/ My exact code: $ sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/gcc gcc /usr/bin/gcc-6 100 --slave /usr/bin/g++ g++ /usr/bin/g++-6 $ sudo update-alternatives --install /usr/bin/gcc gcc /usr/bin/gcc-5 50 --slave /usr/bin/g++ g++ /usr/bin/g++-5 $ sudo update-alternatives --config...

Due to all the /c++/6 errors, I supected that CRRCSIM 0.9.13 may have been written to an earlier version of c++. My errors above were on Xubuntu 17.04 which uses g++ 6.3. I created a Virtualbox install of Ubuntu 16.04, which uses g++ 5.4 and compile completes without errors and I am able to run CRRCSIM. Next I will see if I can make my Xubuntu 17.04 use g++ 5. I see it is installed but not sure how to switch compiler.