Am 2014-08-05 19:24, schrieb Wolfgang Klein: > 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. >
If you add "Group1" as category in Thunderbirds address book to one of the address cards, does it synchronize it afterwards for all other cards? Kind regards, Christian Mack -- Christian Mack Universität Konstanz Kommunikations-, Informations-, Medienzentrum (KIM) Abteilung Basisdienste 78457 Konstanz +49 7531 88-4416
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