Strange problem on annotations after migration x86 -> x86_64

[Alain Abbas]

Feed back about this Error :

I didnt find a way to transfer the annotations from x86 to x86_64
I tried in skiplist in DB
with db_dump , db_load ....
I had to write again the annotation by hand (500 users) with all the 
problems and i lost
all the Synchronization datas for z-push that means more 50 phones empty 
with the activesync
datas and kolab-type corrupted (the 4 first characters missing like 
Kolab-type)
I didnt found a way to export this private datas (from the old serve) 
with the manager (read) and write again

That ask to me 2 questions :
1) There is a way to dump the annotations (public and private values)  
like in Ldap with  slapcat and slapadd ?
2) It is really the good way to store some datas ? if we are no strong 
and easy methods to backup  and restore them
with granularity

Regards
Alain


 
Alain Abbas a écrit :
> Hello
> I migrater a kolab 2.2.4 from a32bits to a 64 bits
> debian 6
> steps :
> 1) installation debian6 x86_64
> 2) download sources
> 3) Compilation
> bootstrap -b with the same parameters than the production server
>
> Tests
> Ok
>
> 4)export / import ldap
> by a slapcat on the old server and slapadd on the new
>
> Copy  oldserver /kolab/var/imapd on the new server
> conversion of annotations berkeley to skiplist (the x32 was on 
> berkeley, but i tried with the 2 formats
>
> Test mails all ok except the annotations
> when i check the annotations there are the 4 first characters missing 
> in each annotation fields
> 127.0.0.1> info user/alain.abbas/Contacts at dxx.fr
> {user/alain.abbas/Contacts at dxx.fr}:
>  condstore: false
>  duplicatedeliver: false
>  lastpop:
>  lastupdate: 22-Jul-2011 03:57:31 +0200
>  partition: default
>  sharedseen: false
>  size: 11475
>  folder-type: act.default
>
> see contact.default became act.default
>
> if i check with od -c in the annotation the db i see the good value.
>
> Anyone has and idea why ?
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