Hello! Christian Mack wrote:
> > Just export them as vCard or LDIF and check the text files you get. > That was far to easy. Why didn't I think of it? ;-) The result is interesting: When I download a contact directly in OwnCloud, it looks like this: BEGIN:VCARD VERSION:3.0 N:Mustermann; ORG:Sometimes; TEL;TYPE=WORK;TYPE=VOICE:01234456789 UID:20140318T130134.96bbd18c94 REV:2014-06-06T15:57:26+00:00 PRODID:-//ownCloud//NONSGML Contacts 0.3//EN CATEGORIES:Group1,Group2 END:VCARD The shown "CATEGORIES" are synced with Android. When I make Thunderbird import this vcard, these CATEGORIES are not used, they simply vanish. Thunderbird has its own categories, but those two kinds of categories don't seem to be compatible. But when I export a TB contact as CSV, there is no catagory at all: Vorname,Nachname,Anzeigename,Spitzname,Primäre E-Mail-Adresse,Sekundäre E-Mail-Adresse,Messenger-Name,Tel. dienstlich,Tel. privat,Fax-Nummer,Pager-Nummer,Mobil-Tel.-Nr.,Privat: Adresse,Privat: Adresse 2,Privat: Ort,Privat: Bundesland,Privat: PLZ,Privat: Land,Dienstlich: Adresse,Dienstlich: Adresse 2,Dienstlich: Ort,Dienstlich: Bundesland,Dienstlich: PLZ,Dienstlich: Land,Arbeitstitel,Abteilung,Organisation,Webseite 1,Webseite 2,Geburtsjahr,Geburtsmonat,Geburtstag,Benutzerdef. 1,Benutzerdef. 2,Benutzerdef. 3,Benutzerdef. 4,Notizen, This is more than strange. TB can set categories, but they are not exported, neither in csv, nor in ldif. Regards, Wolfgang -- users@sogo.nu https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
