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Hi all!,<br>
<br>
I have two distinct questions/issues:<br>
<br>
1. I realize that the Horde client is experimental, but I don't think
the behavior I'm seeing is "normal", even for experimental versions of
Kolab.<br>
<blockquote>I'm testing Horde as a web client. When I sign in to Horde
as any user, I get an error indicating the following three things:<br>
<blockquote>Last login: Never<br>
Horde/Kolab: Unable to synchronise calendar "": NO, Invalid mailbox name<br>
Horde/Kolab: Unable to synchronise calendar "": NO, Invalid mailbox name<br>
Horde/Kolab: Unable to synchronise notes "": NO, Invalid mailbox name<br>
Horde/Kolab: Unable to synchronise notes "": NO, Invalid mailbox name<br>
</blockquote>
The first error (Last login: Never) wouldn't be weird except I get this
on users that I've signed in with 10+ times over, and I use the Logout
button to exit in every case rather than just closing the browser
window.<br>
<br>
The other two errors are odd because in other cases that I've seen in
the forums, a username exists in between the quotes. For instance,
others have an error that looks like this:<br>
<blockquote>Horde/Kolab: Unable to synchronise calendar
<a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:someuser@domain.tld'sCalendar">"someuser@domain.tld's Calendar"</a>: NO, Invalid mailbox name</blockquote>
Mine look like this:<br>
<blockquote>Horde/Kolab: Unable to synchronise calendar "": NO,
Invalid mailbox name</blockquote>
So where did the variable for my username and folder go?<br>
</blockquote>
2. OpenPKG files and patches:<br>
<blockquote>I've noticed that all of the Kolab utilities and functions
are provided in OpenPKG format. In the case of Horde, when I followed
the wiki instructions to integrate Horde into my existing Kolab
installation, it took HOURS to do so. And (if that's any indicator),
every time a new patch is released for Horde, I'll be doing the same
process over again. Is there any way to, well, speed the process up?
Usually speaking when I install something additional to an existing
product, it comes in a tar.gz file. I unzip the file and follow the
INSTALL document step by step, and within an hour or so it either works
or it doesn't. Is there a way to do the same with the Kolab OpenPKGs
out there? A way to install just the patch instead of it recompiling
the whole server suite?<br>
<br>
Keep in mind that I'm VERY new to kolab. It's possible that the above
already exists and I'm just not doing it the "right" way. If so, let me
know so I can "fix" it!<br>
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<br>
TIA, all!<br>
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