[horde] Kronolith : How can I get rid of shared diary ?

[Michael Rubinsky]

Quoting Gerard Breiner <gerard.breiner at ias.u-psud.fr>:

> Jan Schneider a écrit :
>> Zitat von Gerard Breiner <gerard.breiner at ias.u-psud.fr>:
>>
>>> Jan Schneider a écrit :
>>>> Zitat von Gerard Breiner <gerard.breiner at ias.u-psud.fr>:
>>>>
>>>>> Hello,
>>>>>
>>>>> Agendas of people who do not longer work with us still appear in  
>>>>> the list "Shared Diary" in kronolith.
>>>>> How can I get rid of  those shared diary .?
>>>>
>>>> Remove (or clean) the user through Horde's user administration.
>>>>
>>>> Jan.
>>>>
>>> Thanks for your answer Jan. Nevertheless,  my users are on a LDAP  
>>> serveur and there is a user that is no longer on LDAP but appears  
>>> on the list "Shared Diary".
>>> It seems that the only way for deleting him is a request sql sur  
>>> horde_prefs, isn't it ?
>>
>> You can (and should) still use the internal removeUserData API.  
>> This has been discussed on this already.
>>
>> Jan.
>>
> Thanks indeed !
>
> I wrote a script and execute it through Horde's PHP interpreter.
> The method removeUserData  works for clearing horde_prefs but not  
> for horde_datatree.
> I get the users ldap and put them in an array $valides. I get all  
> pref_uid from horde_pref and put them in an array $uid. I get all  
> user_uid from horde_datatree and put them in $datatree.
> Here is a the piece of code where removeUserData is doing his job.
>
> Data in horde_prefs has been removed  after this code has been executed.
> [CODE]
> foreach ($uid as $val) {
>   if (!in_array($val,$valides)){
>       echo "Not Found $val in horde_prefs table\n";
>       $registry->call('horde/removeUserData', $val);      }
> }
> [/CODE]
>
> Altough the list of all $val2 is displayed by the "echo" command ,   
> Data in horde_datatree has not been removed  after this code has  
> been executed.
> [CODE]
> foreach ($datatree as $val2) {
>   if (!in_array($val2,$valides)){
>      echo "Not Found $val2 in horde_datatree\n";            
> $registry->call('horde/removeUserData', $val2);
>   }
> }
> [/CODE]
>
> An idea please ?


Which specific data in the datatree is not being removed? The datatree  
stores data for multiple systems/modules/whatever. In the code above  
your only calling horde/removeUserData but you would need to call, for  
example, contacts/removeUserData to remove the data from Turba's  
shares. I'm also assuming that you are currently using the datatree as  
the storage backend...

Also, be aware that with some of the applications (like Turba) only  
shares that are considered "default" shares will be removed.   
Additional shares that the user may have added will *not* be removed  
by removeUserData.



Thanks,
mike

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