Hello Id is found with sogo-tool restore -l USER /path/to/your/sogotool/backup
It will list all IDs and names in brackets for all calendars and address books. Example: # /usr/sbin/sogo-tool restore -l tempbackup/ testUser <0x0x55f73d6eee40[SOGoCache]> Cache cleanup interval set every 900.000000 seconds <0x0x55f73d6eee40[SOGoCache]> Using host(s) 'local-databasehost' as server(s) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.756 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Restorable folders: 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Calendar/3D13-5DE14580-1-B7CA5B0 (PickWick) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Calendar/3D15-5DE14500-1-6AD03780 (Superduper) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Calendar/414-5E621180-1-3C017840 (MasterSend) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Calendar/personal (Persönlicher Kalender) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Contacts/4B2A-5E160E00-1-11226C60 (Privileged-Book) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Contacts/4B30-5E21A280-19-24145C00 (somethingTp Test) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Contacts/collected (Gesammelte Adressen) 2020-08-19 09:27:30.757 sogo-tool[21719:21719] Contacts/personal (Persönliches Adressbuch) So for calendar "Persönliches Adressbuch" you get ID "Contacts/personal". No need to access database by hand ;-) Kind regards, Christian Mack Am 18.08.20 um 20:18 schrieb "Sam W. Klambour" (klamb...@macsmb.com): > Thanks Marcus, but cadaver was last updated 2009. So I was looking for > some other tools. > Turned out SOGo has its own tool:* > > 1)* I have had the following idea: > > *sogo-tool -v truncate-calendar an...* > > Usage: truncate-calendar USER FOLDER DATE > > USER the owner of the calendar folder > FOLDER the *id of the folder* to clean up > DATE UTC datetime - non-recurring events older than this > date will be removed (ex: "2016-06-27T17:38:56") > > > *2)* So, I was looking for this folder ID: > > mysql -u root -p > show databases; > use sogo; > show tables; > SELECT * FROM sogo_folder_info > > +-------------+---------- > | c_folder_id | c_path > +-------------+---------- > | 1 | /Users/ma > | 2 | /Users/ma > | 3 | /Users/an... > | *4* | /Users/an > ... > > | 15 | /Users/an > | 19 | /Users/ha > | 21 | /Users/ad > +-------------+---------- > > > *3) *I then again run the truncate command > > sogo-tool -v truncate-calendar an... *4* 2020-08-18T20:01:56 > Folder '4' of user 'an...' not found. > > > > *4) *What is wrong with folder id 4? > Am I wrong to look for this ID in the sogo mysql database? > > > Any help appreciated. > Sam W. Klambour > > > Zentyal > > Sam W. Klambour > > Business Developer Zentyal macSERVER > > sklamb...@zentyal.com <mailto:sklamb...@zentyal.com> > > macser...@zentyal.com <mailto:macser...@zentyal.com> > > www.zentyal.com <https://zentyal.com> > > > On 2020/08/18 15:04, Marcus MERIGHI (mcmer-s...@tor.at) wrote: >> Hello, >> >> Am 17.08.20 um 15:05 schrieb "Sam W. Klambour" (klamb...@macsmb.com): >>> *Question 2:* >>> If there is no way to delete this initial calendar, how can one >>> delete/remove all items of this caleandar, in order to get back a >>> pristine default calendar? >> you could connect to your SOGo instance [1] with a caldav client like >> cadaver[2]. It is akin to a command line ftp client, including delete. >> A simple "rm *" might do. >> >> I seem to remember that thunderbird/lightning has a list view, which >> might allow to select all entries and delete them all at once. >> >> [1] https://your.server:port/SOGo/dav/ >> [2] http://www.webdav.org/cadaver/ >> >> Marcus > -- Christian Mack Universität Konstanz Kommunikations-, Informations-, Medienzentrum (KIM) Abteilung IT-Dienste Forschung und Lehre 78457 Konstanz +49 7531 88-4416
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