Is it not working at all or is only the import problematic?
In my tests with much less data I had the impression that it works as
soon as the bulk of adresses is in there.
> Is it not working at all or is only the import problematic?
> In my tests with much less data I had the impression that it works as
> soon as the bulk of adresses is in there.
Thunderbird addressbook is from Netscapes time :(
Many people have complaint about it, but noone has stepped up to make a
new one.
Now the Mozilla foundation has the opinion that TB is feature complete,
and will not support its development anymore - so there goes any hope :(
Sad,
Daniel
PS: _reading_ from a LDAP directory is the only thing that works well
with TB addressbook.
> and also tried that mentioned setting ... no success.
> Maybe some other gentoo user here already found the issue.
> Thanks, Stefan
I use the sogo connector with thunderbird, but not with davical - I use
tine [1] (carddav) as backend. Not sure if this helps you though, as I
can only tell you that sogo connectors has been working fine so far.
> I use the sogo connector with thunderbird, but not with davical - I use
> tine [1] (carddav) as backend. Not sure if this helps you though, as I
> can only tell you that sogo connectors has been working fine so far.
Am 07.11.2012 13:58, schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger:
> Am 07.11.2012 13:30, schrieb Michael Hampicke:
>> I use the sogo connector with thunderbird, but not with davical - I use
>> tine [1] (carddav) as backend. Not sure if this helps you though, as I
>> can only tell you that sogo connectors has been working fine so far.
> Is it not working at all or is only the import problematic?
> In my tests with much less data I had the impression that it works as
> soon as the bulk of adresses is in there.
I could add contacts one at a time with a different client and have them
show up. Modifying anything through TB was iffy. And of course the
import never worked so I would have to tell all of our customers to
reenter their contacts one at a time, or find a Mac, or get an android
phone, or import them into Roundcube first and call me...
I started to document the procedure to get it working, but it just
looked embarrassing so I scrapped the entire idea for now.
> Am 07.11.2012 13:58, schrieb Stefan G. Weichinger:
>> Am 07.11.2012 13:30, schrieb Michael Hampicke:
>>> I use the sogo connector with thunderbird, but not with davical - I use
>>> tine [1] (carddav) as backend. Not sure if this helps you though, as I
>>> can only tell you that sogo connectors has been working fine so far.
>> Thanks for the hint. Might be a bit of an overkill just for maintaining
>> addressbooks ... I will have a look, though.
> True, but I also use it as time tracker, web mailer and to keep my
> different devices in sync (thunderbird, evolution, android phone via
> exchange)
I will keep it in mind but the customer in qeustion just plans to get
some specific software ... which will cover CRM as well.
