[horde] adress book dont exist

[Michael J Rubinsky]

Please do not top post.

Quoting Ralf <ralf at scherber-privat.de>:

> I think the database is corrupted.
> Now I installed Horde Groupware Webmail 5.2.10 in:
> /usr/share/psa-horde/groupware
>
> pear install -a -B horde/webmail - no problems
> webmail-install  - no problems (I create a new database)
>
> if I try:
> http://webmail.mydomain/groupware I get the error:
> Could not find Horde's framework libraries in the following path(s):  
> /usr/share/psa-horde/groupware/lib:.:. Please read  
> horde/docs/INSTALL for information on how to install these libraries.
>
> mydomain is installed as vhost. http://webmail.mydomain works. Can  
> you tell me, where I have to do modifications? In the docu I have no  
> found any informationen about this.

You don't have the pear directory in your include_path.


> thanks! ralf
>
> Zitat von Michael J Rubinsky <mrubinsk at horde.org>:
>
>> Quoting Ralf <ralf at scherber-privat.de>:
>>
>>> Hi,
>>> my Plesk (v.12.0.18 of Ubuntu14.04.2 LTS) has made self-acting an  
>>> upgrade from horde webmail 5.2.1 to 5.2.9 (the horde logo shows  
>>> 5.2.6)
>>>
>>> - on start I get the message: "Das Adressbuch  
>>> xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx existiert nicht." (dont exist)
>>> the standart adressbook is available but:
>>> - in all contacs: name = "leerer Name" (empty name)
>>> - there no entrys in my calendar and in notices
>>> - the language are 50% english and 50% german
>>>
>>> can I repair this?
>>
>>> I have restore an server backup, without success.
>>
>> What have you restored? The database? The entire horde install back  
>> to 5.2.1? Both?
>>
>> Before anything drastic, try clearing all server side cache and  
>> session files, and browser cookies. Make sure you also clear the  
>> autoloader cache (if installed).
>>
>>> I think now its time to install horde groupware in a different  
>>> folder, manually without plesk. Can I transfer the (hopefully  
>>> restored) settings and contents in the new installation?
>>
>> This is probably a great idea, though it's hard to say if the  
>> database is corrupt or not based only on your information. I'm also  
>> not 100% sure if plesk does anything to alter the database schemas  
>> etc...
>>
>> If you do this and it works out, don't forget to also migrate any  
>> on-disk VFS data as well.
>>
>> -- 
>> mike
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