I note from an earlier answer from Wolfgang that the _quick table
contains some extracted fields from the store table minus the records
that are deleted. I hadn't even noticed until tonight that my calendar
was blank if I went back a few months. I verified that indeed the
records are still in the
Hi Stephen,
The easier way would be to backup your SOGo profile and then restore the
buggy calendar folder via sogo-tool. Since the export tool only makes
use of the main table, it's ok if the quick table entries are missing.
When reimporting the data, those entries will be generated automati
On 02.02.2011 20:38, Wolfgang Sourdeau wrote:
> The easier way would be to backup your SOGo profile and then restore the
> buggy calendar folder via sogo-tool. Since the export tool only makes
> use of the main table, it's ok if the quick table entries are missing.
> When reimporting the data, tho
On 11-02-07 7:41 AM, Jakob Lenfers wrote:
I really don't feel comfortable to export and import my data on a live
system. But I have some problems as well, that might come through that.
(Events not showing in TB3, or showing events even though in the
recurrence rule there is an exception for that
On 07.02.2011 15:18, Ludovic Marcotte wrote:
> On 11-02-07 7:41 AM, Jakob Lenfers wrote:
>> Is there really no good way to regenerate that data during runtime?
> There's no 'feature' to do that from, for example, the web
> administrative interface in SOGo. We eventually plan to add such feature
>
Wolfgang Sourdeau wrote:
The easier way would be to backup your SOGo profile and then restore the
buggy calendar folder via sogo-tool. Since the export tool only makes
use of the main table, it's ok if the quick table entries are missing.
When reimporting the data, those entries will be gener
