Hello!

 

I've run into a calendar sync issue.

Contacts are sync without errors.

 

SOGo  5.5.1-1 was installed with Postfix and Dovecot on the Ubuntu 22.04.1
server from the official repository.

LDAP authentication set up with Microsoft Active Directory server.

 

The first event created in the mail client (MS Outlook, for example) is
written to the server without errors.

The next sync throws an error: ArgumentOutOfRangeException (CalDav
Synchronizer).

Same thing with other email clients (Thunderbird, for example). 

 

The log file is filled with lines:

2022-09-09 00:00:55.528 sogod[1391:1391] missing data for value at index 0

2022-09-09 00:00:55.528 sogod[1391:1391] missing data for value at index 1

2022-09-09 00:00:55.542 sogod[1391:1391] missing data for value at index 0

2022-09-09 00:00:55.542 sogod[1391:1391] missing data for value at index 1

2022-09-09 00:00:55.542 sogod[1391:1391] missing data for value at index 2

2022-09-09 00:00:55.542 sogod[1391:1391] missing data for value at index 3

:

 

The first check also contains lines:

# sogo-tool checkup ALL

<0x0x55bea06d70d0[SOGoCache]> Cache cleanup interval set every 300.000000
seconds

<0x0x55bea06d70d0[SOGoCache]> Using host(s) '127.0.0.1' as server(s)

2022-09-09 12:01:18.109 sogo-tool[30357:30357] missing data for value at
index 0

2022-09-09 12:01:18.109 sogo-tool[30357:30357] missing data for value at
index 1

2022-09-09 12:01:18.109 sogo-tool[30357:30357] missing data for value at
index 2

:

2022-09-09 12:01:18.529 sogo-tool[30357:30357] Checking folders of user
<user>@<domain>

: 

 

On immediate follow-up checks, they are no longer there.

After a short time, these lines appear in the log and the situation with the
check is repeated.

 

How can I find out which indexes we are talking about (for example, in which
table, etc.)?

Maybe it has something to do with the empty table sogo_acl?

 

Configuration file attached.

 

I will be grateful for any help!

 

Vitaly

 

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