Adding khal config, even though it's broken

khal.conf

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+#/etc/khal/khal.conf.sample
+#
+# The default configuration file locations are:
+# ~/.khal/khal.conf
+# ~/.config/khal/khal.conf
+#
+# In this file you need to specify:
+# - CalDAV Account settings
+# - khal SQLite3 Database settings
+# - Timezone and Time Display Formating Interface settings
+# - Debug level
+#
+# Look at the end of this file for an example config.
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# ## CalDAV Account Configuration ##
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# [Account home]
+# # Each Account configuration must start with an Account Tag
+# # Each Account Tag must be unique
+#
+# server_type: caldav
+# # Set the protocol khal should use
+# #  * Default: caldav
+# #
+# # server_type: http
+# # Setting the server_type to http makes this a simple read only resource
+# #   * user: and password: can still be set if needed
+# 
+#
+# user: stallman
+# # Username to access the CalDAV Account
+#
+#
+# password: GodSexLoveSecret
+# # You can place your plain-text password here
+# # If the password is not specified it will be asked for while syncing
+# # If pykeychain is installed, it will store the passwords
+#
+#
+# resource: https://exmaple.com/davical/caldav.php/jdoe/home/
+# # Specify the URL for the CalDAV Calendar
+#
+#
+# color: dark blue
+# # Set the color for this CalDAV Account
+# # If color is not set, events will be in your default terminal color
+# #   * Colors may not be what you expect by their name.
+# #   * Your terminal's terminfo and termcap define these values.
+# #
+# # Supported color names:
+# # 'black' 'white' 'brown' 'yellow'
+# # 'dark grey' 'dark green' 'dark blue'
+# # 'light grey' 'light green' 'light blue'
+# # 'dark magenta' 'dark cyan' 'dark red' 
+# # 'light magenta' 'light cyan''light red' 
+#
+#
+# ssl_verify: True
+# # SSL Certificate Verification
+# # This setting is unique for each account
+# #
+# # ssl_verify: True
+# # The servers SSL Certificate will be verified.
+# # If verification fails the account will not be synchronized
+# #   * Default: True
+# #
+# # ssl_verify: False
+# # SSL Certificate Verification will be disabled for this account.
+# #
+# # ssl_verify: /etc/ssl/certs/3b015462.0
+# # Specify the CA Certificate used to sign the CalDAV Server's SSL Certificate
+# # This is useful when using a Self Signed Certificate, or Corporate PKI
+# ######
+# ## Install SSL Certificate Authority Certificate to Trusted Key Store
+# ##   * See, `man update-ca-certificates`
+# #
+# ## Create a directory for the CA Issuer in: /usr/local/share/ca-certificates
+# # mkdir -p /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/MyCACerts
+# #
+# ## Copy the PEM encoded CA Certificates into the directory.
+# ##   * Make sure to name the Certificates with extension: .crt
+# # cp MyCACertificate.crt /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/MyCACerts
+# #
+# ## Add/Update SSL Trusted Key Store with: update-ca-certificates
+# ## This utility should have been installed along with OpenSSL
+# # update-ca-certificates --verbose
+# #
+# ## You will need the Certificate Hash for the new CA Certificate
+# # _C_HASH=`locate c_hash |grep ssl/misc`
+# # chmod +x ${_C_HASH}
+# # ${_C_HASH} /usr/local/share/ca-certificates/MyCACert/MyCACertificate.crt
+# #
+# ## Almost done ;)
+# ## Now you can add the, verify: line for this CalDAV Account
+# ## The file name will be the Certificate Hash
+# ## The Path will be, /etc/ssl/certs
+# #
+# # ssl_verify: /etc/ssl/certs/21c04162.0
+# #
+# ######
+#
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# ## khal SQLite3 Database Configuration ##
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+#
+# [sqlite]
+# # This configuration file must have a [sqlite] Tag
+# 
+# path: ~/.khal/khal.db
+# # This specifies the location of the khal SQLite3 Database file
+# #   * Default: ~/.local/share/khal/khal.db
+#
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# ## Time Zone and Time Display Formating Configuration ##
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+#
+# [default]
+# # This configuration file must have a [default] Tag
+#
+# local_timezone: Pacific/Honolulu
+# # Set the Local Timezone
+# #   * All date are shown in the Local Timezone
+#
+# default_timezone: Pacific/Honolulu
+# # Set the Default Timezone
+# # The Default Timezone is used for new events added via khal --new
+# # It is also used if vCal datetime's timezone is not understood
+# #
+#
+# timeformat: %H:%M
+# dateformat: %m-%d
+# longdateformat: %Y-%m-%d
+# datetimeformat: %m-%d %H:%M
+# longdatetimeformat: %Y-%m-%d %H:%M
+# # Set the format Time and Date should be displayed in by khal
+# #   * Long version should contain the current year
+# #
+# # Specify date/time in standard strftime format
+# # http://strftime.net/
+# #   * Example date in ISO-8601 format, "American"
+#
+# encoding: utf-8
+# # Enable UTF-8 encoding
+# #   * Set this if your terminal is using to utf-8
+#
+# unicode_symbols: True
+# # Enable unicode symbols to display event properties
+# # Set this to False if your terminal's character set dose not support them
+# #   * Default: True
+#
+# firstweekday: 6
+# # Set the first day of the week, 0 is Monday, 6 is Sunday
+#
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# ## Debug Level ##
+#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+#
+# DEBUG: 0
+# # Specify the Default Debug level (only 0 and 1 are supported at the moment)
+# 
+
+
+[Account google]
+user: dustinswan@gmail.com
+resource: https://www.google.com/calendar/dav/dustinswan@gmail.com/user/
+ssl_verify: /usr/local/etc/openssl/cert.pem
+ssl_verify: True
+readonly: True
+#server_type: http
+#color: dark blue
+
+[sqlite]
+path: ~/.khal/khal.db
+
+[default]
+default_timezone: America/Chicago
+local_timezone: America/Chicago
+
+timeformat: %H:%M
+dateformat: %d.%m.
+longdateformat: %d.%m.%Y
+datetimeformat: %d.%m. %H:%M
+longdatetimeformat: %d.%m.%Y %H:%M
+
+firstweekday: 0
+
+debug: 1