We can’t guarantee that the subscription will work for all users.
Unfortunately, the state of iCloud and the iOS Keychain mean that even if this feature used to work fine for you, our ability to troubleshoot is limited.
#Calendars 5 for mac password#
Syncing the password through iCloud Keychain. Syncing the calendar subscription through iCloud Calendar.
We are aware of two potential calendar configurations that can cause these repeated password prompts: If you are not actively using this feature (for example because you’re not using OmniFocus anymore), skip to the Uninstalling the calendar subscription section at the end of this article for instructions on stopping the prompts. If you’re receiving repeated Calendar authentication prompts, chances are you’re experiencing one of two iCloud sync issues-while we often aren’t able to work around these problems, if you’re actively using this feature and want to try and set it back up, this article will walk you through troubleshooting steps that have helped some customers. This prompt commonly appears in apps like Settings or Calendar, and references the Reminders Calendar that OmniFocus optionally publishes when syncing. To turn off a previously-enabled calendar subscription, skip to step 5 in the Uninstalling the calendar subscription section. Support for publishing calendar alarms was discontinued in OmniFocus 3. The introduction of local notifications in iOS 4, which was released in 2010, removed the need for this workaround. Note for OmniFocus 3 users: Previous versions of OmniFocus could publish a calendar of due items to your sync location in order to provide calendar notifications.
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