Hi,
I have had two reports of this behavior. To date we have
found no
explanation for it
To help with this problem I will explain how we manage
folder names with the
Toltec Connector.
The connector does not have a name mapping of any folder. It
will create
folder on the IMAP4 server with the name that is in Outlook.
So if it is
"Kalender" in Outlook it will be uploaded as
"Kalender". We do not do any
name translation.
When a folder is found on the IMAP server it will first look
if it is a
"default" and then map it to the default folder
Outlook without changing the
name of the folder. Only if it is not a default folder will
it take the name
on the server and create a folder in Outlook.
Could you please provide me with the annotation of the
"Kalender" folder as
it is on the server where the duplication occurs.
What I think is happening is that another client is creating
default folders
for caldera when it detect that one is not present. Toltec
will on create a
folder named "Calendar" from a English language
Outlook. So if no English
language Outlook are present in the environment you may need
to look at
other clients.
Best regards
Joon Radley
Radley Network Technologies CC
Cell: +27 (0)83 368 8557
Fax: +27 (0)12 998 4346
E-mail: joon radleys.co.za
> -----Original Message-----
> From: kolab-users-bounceskolab.org
> [mailto:kolab-users-bounceskolab.org] On Behalf Of
Andreas Gungl
> Sent: Thursday, April 06, 2006 9:11 AM
> To: kolab-userskolab.org
> Subject: Re: Problem with Toltec Connector and calendar
folder
>
> Am Mittwoch, 5. April 2006 21:12 schrieb Richard Bos:
> > Op woensdag 5 april 2006 17:56, schreef Andreas
Gungl:
> > > My question is, has anybody seen this as
well? Does
> anybody know how
> > > to get rid of the "duplicate"
folder w/o the need to sync the
> > > complete content of the account into a new
PST file? What
> can I do
> > > to help to track down the cause of this
effect?
> >
> > You might want to check the kolab-devel list, as
there is a (short)
> > discussion going about something similar. It has
the subject:
> > Translated folder names
>
> If people like Gunnar would use a "normal"
format in their
> messages, one could even read the archives... :-(
Anyway, the
> discussion there doesn't take me any further.
>
> > and check out:
> > Have a look at the issue's:
> > https://
intevation.de/roundup/kolab/issue406
> > https://
intevation.de/roundup/kolab/issue771
> > https://
intevation.de/roundup/kolab/issue838
>
> https://
intevation.de/roundup/kolab/issue406 comes closest to
> my problem.
> However I've just checked some details and while the
issue
> tends to blame Kontact I actually think that the
Connector
> has a problem in my case. Here is why:
>
> Kontact shows exactly whats defined on the server. And
I
> actually never had problems with Kontact. I'm using
LANG=C on
> my Linux system running Kontact and the folder is named
> Calendar in Kontact and on the server. The annotation
is
> pretty fine, the calendar folder is my default
calendar:
>
> localhost> info INBOX/Calendar
> {INBOX/Calendar}:
> lastupdate: 4-Apr-2006 13:31:41 +0200
> partition: default
> size: 718776
> folder-test: true
> folder-type: event.default
> h-share-uid: gunglosp-dd.de
> localhost>
>
> Now let's have a look at the OL + Connector side. If I
start
> with a new account and a new PST sync'ed with the
server, I
> end up with a folder "Calendar" in my
German OL + German
> Connector 2.0.x.
> I can usually use this calendar folder for quite some
time
> w/o problems, i.e. the events show up correctly and so
on.
> Everything is fine for me up to here.
>
> At "a certain point in time" OL decides to
come up with an
> additional folder named Kalendar. However, there is no
such
> folder on the server.
> I'd be fine with having Kalender in OL if it insists
on
> translating the folder name as stated in some on the
> mentioned issues. However I can't stand having _two_
folder
> objects in the view for _one_ folder on the server
while it's
> unpredictable for me to know if the contents in the
view is
> correct in any of the folder views (Calendar and
Kalender).
>
> localhost> lm INBOX/*
> INBOX/CLS (\HasChildren)
> INBOX/CLS/... [snipped]
> INBOX/Calendar (\HasNoChildren)
> INBOX/Contacts (\HasNoChildren)
> INBOX/Gel&APY-schte Objekte (\HasNoChildren)
INBOX/Hold
> (\HasNoChildren) INBOX/Journal (\HasNoChildren)
INBOX/KDE
> (\HasChildren) INBOX/KDE/... [snipped]
INBOX/KalenderTest
> (\HasNoChildren) INBOX/Log-Mails (\HasNoChildren)
INBOX/NOA
> (\HasChildren) INBOX/NOA/... [snipped] INBOX/Notes
> (\HasNoChildren) INBOX/Tasks (\HasNoChildren)
INBOX/Trash
> (\HasNoChildren) INBOX/Weitere_Projekte
(\HasNoChildren)
> INBOX/drafts (\HasNoChildren) INBOX/sent-mail
(\HasNoChildren)
> localhost>
>
> [Note that "KalenderTest" doesn't have an
event annotation. I
> use it to copy messages to there as kind of quick
backup
> before doing some "dangerous"
> sync'ing to my Calendar folder and for using SyncKolab
with T/Bird.]
>
>
> So after all it's not about checking some reports, but
about
> a completely
> new problem which I'd like to have confirmed by
somebody else
> before I file
> an issue against the Connector.
> BTW, one might even wonder why I don't get duplicates
for Contacts
> (Kontakte) or Tasks (Aufgaben). It somehow only happens
to
> Calendar for me.
> I attach a small picture showing the folders in OL.
>
> Regards,
> Andreas
>
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