I love the look of this but can't get it to work. I get a plist 'no such file or directory' message.
Anybody else?

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Actually, yes it does. Terminal just gives me an output that makes me think it doesn't. I'm quite new to this command line stuff.
I would recommend this quite highly.
One problem though. When I change the seconds to minutes in the calllog2ical.rb file the output numbers stay the same, so instead of 1140 seconds call duration iCal just claims it's 1140 minutes instead.

Can anybody help me tweak or point me in the right direction?

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I think you need to change the part that reads "call.duration.to_s" also. I don't know Ruby so I don't know if ".to_s" means "to string" or "to seconds", but you should be able to get decimal minutes by dividing "call.duration.to_s" by 60.

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I am not a Ruby expert, but I belive it should be newEvent.setNotes("Length of call: " (call.duration/60).to_s + " minutes.") I have not tested it, I just added it to the hint for reference so it is easier to find. .to_s in Ruby is a toString method.

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