Re: BlackBerry and Two-Way Sync [solved]
Patrick Lahni <[email protected]>
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Quoting Patrick Lahni <[email protected]>: > Quoting Jan Schneider <[email protected]>: > >> Zitat von Patrick Lahni <[email protected]>: >> >>> Quoting Jan Schneider <[email protected]>: >>> >>>> Zitat von Patrick Lahni <[email protected]>: >>>> >>>>> Quoting Jan Schneider <[email protected]>: >>>>> >>>>>>> Well, there have been changes, Turba just isn't reporting that. I >>>>>> Then something is badly broken. You should get a "Created" >>>>>> and/or a "Last >Modified" field in the last tab. If you >>>>>> don't, then the history doesn't work, >which would also >>>>>> explain why you don't get any contacts synchronized. >>>>> >>>>> I agree with this. Attached is an image of the last tab of a >>>>> particular user (who's name has been blacked out). It is the >>>>> "Other" tab which is what I believe you are referring to when >>>>> you say last tab. This is a repost of a message I sent >>>>> earlier with an attachment waiting for moderator approval to >>>>> go through. Here is photobucket link to it: >>>>> http://i652.photobucket.com/albums/uu243/lahnipm/turba-other-tab.jpg >>>>> >>>>>>> can't seem to find any such timestamp in Turba or Kronolith of >>>>>>> time of last >>update. I'm also running the latest >>>>>>> versions: Horde (3.3.4), Turba (H3 >>2.3.1), Kronolith (H3 >>>>>>> 2.3.1). Also, not sure if it matters or is linked to >>>>>>> >>anything relevant here but in horde_syncml_map, the >>>>>>> syncml_timestamp field >>for every entry is 0. >>>>>> >>>>>> As long as the timestamps in horde_syncml_anchors aren't empty, >>>>>> that's not a >problem. >>>>>> They are not empty, just all 0. >>>>>> >>>>>>> Any other suggestions on where to look to verify these >>>>>>> applications are >>updating their timestamps correctly and if >>>>>>> they aren't, how to fix this? >>>>>> >>>>>> Did you create your own address book, or is this the default >>>>>> localsql source? >>>>> >>>>> Just the default localsql source that is created automatically >>>>> for each individual user with an account. >>>> >>>> I'm out of ideas then. Any contact that is created/updated >>>> through Turba should get the history entries in horde_history. >>> >>> Well, you never mentioned horde_history, but I just looked in >>> there and I can only assume history_ts is the timestamp column >>> you're interested in. This is populated with a timestamp in each >>> collumn. history_action shows "add", "modify", "delete". >>> >>> However, in Turba or Kronolith themselves, there is no field that >>> shows the Created/Modified date that is converted from the >>> timestamp. I assume in that screenshot I linked/posted that is >>> the area where you would expect to see it? >> >> Yes, exactly. > > So to add more information to the mix, I dumped my horde database. > Did a complete reinstall. Reconfigured all my apps in the event > something wasn't updated properly. With a fresh set of files and a > fresh db, I logged in. I created a new contact and the Created > field appeared! Awesome, I think it's fixed! Not quite. > > I restored my database (just data insert into the sql schema > provided within the new tar.gz's I downloaded eaerlier), logged back > in. Now the Created field is gone?! It has to be some sort of > setting. > > To go a bit further, I created a new user, logged in, and created a > new contact. The Created field is there as it should be. > > Log back out to mine, Created field isn't there. Does that help at > all where I can begin searching a bit better? Should I just nuke my > history and start over? > > Patrick I appear to have fixed it! I went back through and stripped any non-essential data from horde_cache, horde_histories, horde_histories_seq, horde_sessionhandler, horde_syncml_anchors, horde_syncml_map, horde_tokens, horde_vfs, horde_vfs_seq. Low and behold it seems to be working. New contacts get the Created field. Existing contacts though do not have the Created field. However, once I go through and resave them, they get the Last Modified field. Weird, eh? Patrick ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program. -- sync mailing list - Join the hunt: http://horde.org/bounties/#sync Frequently Asked Questions: http://horde.org/faq/ To unsubscribe, mail: [email protected]