[imp] Trouble importing Sieve rules

[LALOT Dominique]

OK, I've done it too. But what I noticed was that some people gets their
filters, some others don't.

I run that script several times after dropping ingo tables. I had 25000
accounts, staff and students and it tooks minutes to complete and no echo at
all.
Checking return code, I only saw that it was not 0.

I tried keeping off students, and the script finished. all the ingo rules
were translated and at the end of the script, I got the echo of the work.
I haven't understood the exact problem anyway! Pushing higher cpu ou memory
limits did not resolve y problem.

Dom

2009/4/2 Mariusz Czyz <mczyz at artic.edu>

> Dom,
>
> I've done that.
>
> [root at server upgrades]# php convert_prefs_to_sql.php < users.txt
> Converting filters for user: test.....done
>
> Now, there are double sets of rules for user 'test':
> Edit Whitelist        1.   Whitelist        Disable Whitelist
>  Move Rule Down        To:
> Edit Vacation     2.   Vacation [disabled - click to enable]     Enable
> Vacation     Move Rule Up     Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Blacklist     3.   Blacklist      Disable Blacklist     Move Rule Up
>   Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Spam Filter     4.   Spam Filter [disabled - click to enable]
> Enable Spam Filter     Move Rule Up     Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Forward     5.   Forward      Disable Forward     Move Rule Up
> Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Whitelist     6.   Whitelist      Disable Whitelist     Move Rule Up
>   Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Vacation     7.   Vacation [disabled - click to enable]     Enable
> Vacation     Move Rule Up     Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Blacklist     8.   Blacklist      Disable Blacklist     Move Rule Up
>   Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Spam Filter     9.   Spam Filter [disabled - click to enable]
> Enable Spam Filter     Move Rule Up     Move Rule Down     To:
> Edit Forward     10.   Forward
>
> Mariusz
>
>
> LALOT Dominique wrote:
>
>> look at ingo/scripts/upgrade there is scripts for migrating. Ingo rules
>> were in prefs, but now ingo has several tables to do the job. don't remember
>> the name of the script.
>> Check the return code of the script. I had a problem when there was too
>> many entries to convert. I tried to put more memory on the script or cpu. I
>> finally limited the number of  accounts and it works.
>>
>> Dom
>>
>> 2009/4/2 Mariusz Czyz <mczyz at artic.edu <mailto:mczyz at artic.edu>>
>>
>>    After upgrading from Horde 3.1.5, Imp 4.1.5, ingo 1.1.4 to Horde
>>    3.3.3, Imp 4.3.3, Ingo 1.2.1 I'm having trouble regenerating
>>    filters in Ingo.
>>
>>    All the Sieve rules are stored on a different (remote) server.
>>    After upgrading to newer releases, Ingo does not recognize the
>>    existing rules and any attempt to manipulate the filters results
>>    in the Sieve rules file being overwritten and all previously
>>    accumulated rules being lost. I can verify from Ingo by clicking
>>    on "Show Active Script" that the original Sieve script is in place
>>    and is active but deactivating and reactivating the script
>>    overwrites the original (remote) script with whatever changes in
>>    Filters were done (locally) since the upgrade.
>>
>>    Is there any way to make Ingo aware of the existing Sieve script?
>>
>>
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>>    Network Administrator
>>    The Art Institute of Chicago
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Dominique LALOT
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