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I confirm this issue with
- Thunderbird 24.2.0 (32bit version on 64bit Win7)
- Sogo Connector 24.0.2
- OwnCloud 6.0.0a CardDAV
Example:
vcard-file on server contains the following entries:
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
[...]
EMAIL;TYPE=PREF;TYPE=INTERNET:email-01@example.com
EMAIL;TYPE=INTERNET:email-02@example.com
[...]
END:VCARD
Only the last EMAIL entry gets synced to the thunderbird address book. The first (preferred!) entry is omitted.
(Wrong) result in tb address book after syncing with sogo:
Email: email-02@example.com
Additional Email: <blank>
(Expected) result in tb address book after importing vcard-file manually:
Email: email-01@example.com
Additional Email: email-02@example.com
Please feel free to ask if you need any further information. |
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alogb
2014-03-25 10:22
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~0006779
Last edited: 2014-03-25 10:23
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I confirm this issue and the desccription/example given by IT with
- Thunderbird 24.4.0 (32bit version on Win 7 x64)
- Sogo Connector 24.0.4
- Owncloud 6.0.2 CardDAV
Synchronization does work between Owncloud, Android and eMClient |
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I use Zentyal/Zarafa + SabreDav for CardDav. If a contact in Zarafa has more than one email address, then only the last one is mapped into the first email address in Thunderbird. But the disaster comes after any change in the contact in TB and a consequent sync to Zarafa. At that moment only one email address in TB is copied to Zarafa and the other ones are deleted. So, the final state of the cycle is, that all emails except the former last one are deleted. And that's makes SoGo connector unusable even if otherwise very good application.
I have checked this in XML carddav files and SabreDav really exports all emails and SoGo returns only first email item as well (e.g. in case of the others were added in TB).
When corrected, please don't forget situation, when in Zarafa (or other server) are three or more email addresses and in TB only 2 could be imported. So, there has to be somehow managed, that third and next emails must not be deleted from server even, if they are not visible in TB. |
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I use version Davdroid 0.5.11, Thunderbird 24.6.0 and SOGo connector 24.0.5 on Linux, and Baikal 0.2.7.
When everything is synchronized, most of my email addresses are found as 'alternative addresses' in thunderbird, and therefore cannot be used with the message composition window, except to write them one by one.
I'm not sure this is a bug in Sogo...
When a contact has 3 mail addresses recorded on my phone, for example, and I edit it in Sogo, when I then sync : 1 of the addresses out of the 3 is lost. |
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I just analyzed the same issue in my (corporate) environment using
TB 31.0 with SoGo Connector 24.0.5 and sabre-zarafa 0.21 (https://github.com/bokxing-it/sabre-zarafa):
Sabre-zarafa generates vcards with multiple addresses like this:
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
PRODID:-//SabreDav/ZarafaBackend/0.21
FN:Joe user
REV:2013-10-10T14:24:11+02:00
EMAIL;PREF=1;X-CN="^'Joe User^'":joe.user@company.com
EMAIL;PREF=2;X-CN="^'Joe User^'":joe_user@private.com
EMAIL;PREF=3;X-CN="^'Joe User^'":joe_user
...
Only the last e-mail is available in TB.
Can this format be supported by SoGo or do I need to open a ticket for sabre-zarafa?
Best regards |
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Same issue with these components:
- Ubuntu 14.04
- Thunderbird 31
- Lightning 3.3
- SOGo Connector 24.0.5
- OwnCloud 7
Only the last email address is available in Thunderbird, all others are just missing. |
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Same issue here with:
Windows 7 64 bit
Thunderbird 31 (was the same with 24)
SOGO Connector 24.0.6
OwnCloud 7 (on Win7 64bit)
Thats a very bad bug... makes SOGO unusable, because the first email address is normally the most important... |
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Perhaps run https://addons.mozilla.org/thunderbird/addon/duplicate-contact-manager/ before syncing as a workaround. Nevertheless, loss of data is not acceptable indeed. |
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Same issue here with:
Windows 8 64 bit
Thunderbird 31
SOGO Connector 31.0.0
OwnCloud 7.0.4
When can you fix that? What's exactly the problem?
Best regards
Jammon |
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This confirmed bug is nearly a year old with no sign of any fix or even an acknowledgement from the devs.
It has the potential to permanently corrupt your data. If you sync from the server to Thunderbird it only copies one of several email addresses that are stored. If you then sync back the other way, the server thinks the extra addresses should be deleted.
The Thunderbird connector is just about unusable until this is fixed. |
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I tested a bit
ownCloud: 8.0.4
Inverse SOGo Connector: 31.0.1
Akonadi Server: 1.13.0
Posted the results at:
https://github.com/owncloud/contacts/issues/608#issuecomment-114540563 |
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Same with me:
I had lost email adresses of my contacts after syncing via Sogo Connector!!
Thunderbird 38 with Lightning 4.0.0.1
Inverse SOGo Connector: 31.0.1
ownCloud: 8.0.4 |
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I just discovered the right syntax to have two mail addresses:
BEGIN:VCARD
VERSION:3.0
[...]
EMAIL;TYPE=WORK:email-01@example.com
EMAIL;TYPE=HOME:email-02@example.com
[...]
END:VCARD
After syncing with sogo I have:
Email: email-01@example.com
Additional Email: email-02@example.com
I replaced all "EMAIL:", "EMAIL;TYPE=PREF:" instances in the original vcf file (just a couple of seconds with vim search and replace). Now everything seems to work correctly.
My setup:
TB 31.8.0 (Icedove on Debian jessie)
Inverse SOGo Connector 31.0.1
Radicale 0.9-1 |
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Email addresses in Zimbra (8.6.0p4) do not have those tags. Multiple addresses of a contact create this carddav output:
EMAIL;TYPE=internet:email-01@example.com
EMAIL;TYPE=internet:email-02@example.com
EMAIL;TYPE=internet:email-03@example.com
EMAIL;TYPE=internet:email-04@example.com
In SOGo Connector's current state only the last email is saved in Thunderbird's "PrimaryEmail". Unfortunately for us, the first email address is the main address, while the others are just aliases.
I modified the code to put the first address of type=internet into PrimaryEmail and the second address into SecondaryEmail (Patch 0001-Handle-email...).
Additionally, it'll upload both addresses from thunderbird to the carddav server with type=internet (Patch 0002-Write-email...).
Works fine with Zimbra - probably not a good idea for people whose carddav server can handle type=HOME and type=WORK.
Cheers,
Marc |
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Napkin
2016-02-01 15:19
reporter
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0001-Handle-email-addresses-without-tags-HOME-or-WORK-whe.patch (2,489 bytes)
From af83cbabffa13f6f642ce0659deb7fa381b85c06 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "Marc H. Thoben" <mthoben@mpipz.mpg.de>
Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2016 16:03:05 +0100
Subject: [PATCH 1/3] Handle email addresses without tags HOME or WORK when
downloading differently.
* First encountered address will be put into PrimaryEmail.
* Second encountered address will be put into SecondEmail.
* All other emails will be ignored...
* ...AND DELETED when syncing back to the server!
---
.../content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js | 24 +++++++++++++++-------
1 file changed, 17 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-)
diff --git a/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js b/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js
index 03a8c2e..9be9575 100644
--- a/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js
+++ b/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js
@@ -384,12 +384,7 @@ let _insertCardMethods = {
props["SecondEmail"] = values[0];
}
else {
- if (props["PrimaryEmail"] && props["PrimaryEmail"].length > 0) {
- props["SecondEmail"] = values[0];
- }
- else {
- props["PrimaryEmail"] = values[0];
- }
+ props["PrimaryEmail"] = values[0];
}
},
url: function(props, parameters, values) {
@@ -539,7 +534,22 @@ function InsertCardData(card, tag, parameters, values) {
card.deleteProperty(k);
}
else {
- card.setProperty(k, properties[k]);
+ let tmpPrimaryEmail = card.getProperty("PrimaryEmail", "");
+ let tmpSecondEmail = card.getProperty("SecondEmail", "");
+ if (k == "PrimaryEmail") {
+ if (tmpPrimaryEmail.length == 0) {
+ card.setProperty(k, properties[k]);
+ }
+ else if (tmpSecondEmail.length == 0) {
+ card.setProperty("SecondEmail", properties[k]);
+ }
+ }
+ else if (k == "SecondEmail" && tmpSecondEmail.length == 0) {
+ card.setProperty("SecondEmail", properties[k]);
+ }
+ else {
+ card.setProperty(k, properties[k]);
+ }
}
// if (k == "PhotoURI" || k == "PhotoName") {
// dump(" card value: " + card.getProperty(k, "(nil)") + "\n");
--
2.6.2
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Napkin
2016-02-01 15:19
reporter
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0002-Write-email-addresses-with-tag-INTERNET-when-uploadi.patch (1,388 bytes)
From f5a25bb002f4df07908afd727159833a130e001e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: "Marc H. Thoben" <mthoben@mpipz.mpg.de>
Date: Mon, 1 Feb 2016 15:20:21 +0100
Subject: [PATCH 2/3] Write email addresses with tag INTERNET when uploading.
---
chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js | 6 +++---
1 file changed, 3 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-)
diff --git a/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js b/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js
index 9be9575..31cd78d 100644
--- a/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js
+++ b/chrome/content/sogo-connector/general/vcards.utils.js
@@ -737,14 +737,14 @@ function card2vcard(card) {
let secondEmail = card.getProperty("SecondEmail", "");
if (primaryEmail.length) {
- vCard += foldedLine("EMAIL;TYPE=work:"
+ vCard += foldedLine("EMAIL;TYPE=internet:"
+ escapedForCard(primaryEmail)) + "\r\n";
if (secondEmail.length)
- vCard += foldedLine("EMAIL;TYPE=home:"
+ vCard += foldedLine("EMAIL;TYPE=internet:"
+ escapedForCard(secondEmail)) + "\r\n";
}
else if (secondEmail.length) {
- vCard += foldedLine("EMAIL;TYPE=work:"
+ vCard += foldedLine("EMAIL;TYPE=internet:"
+ escapedForCard(secondEmail)) + "\r\n";
}
--
2.6.2
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Thunderbird 38.6 + Lightning 4.0.5.2 + Sogo Connector 31.2 on Xubuntu 12.04.
Sogo 2.3.10-1.el5 on Sme Server 8.2 (Centos 5.x)
The secondary e-mail is not written in Sogo server so not synced over the network.
I see some patches attached: I'm note a code developer but I can try to work inside the xpi (connector ?). Which is/are the files to be touched ? |
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Added first patch: https://github.com/inverse-inc/sogo-connector.tb31/commit/2253f36fb2093db6749127ddd48270f70675ed72
Won't add the 2nd one as SOGo supports home/work address types. |
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