[kronolith] calendar_id horde4 solved

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von Redhat <redhat at techspace.nl>:

> Op 2-7-2011 9:55, redhat at techspace.nl schreef:
>> Citeren Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:
>>
>>> Please don't top-post.
>>>
>>> Zitat von redhat at techspace.nl:
>>>
>>>> Citeren Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:
>>>>
>>>>> Zitat von redhat at techspace.nl:
>>>>>
>>>>>> Citeren Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:
>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Zitat von redhat at techspace.nl:
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> first of all i know there a some toppings about this but i  
>>>>>>>> don't get my answer or don't understand them.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> i want to upgrade some of my servers to horde4 so updated one  
>>>>>>>> of my test servers.
>>>>>>>> and noticed that the calendar_id is changed in a md5 hash.
>>>>>>>> To rule out that i dit some thing wrong with de db migration  
>>>>>>>> i made a clean install clean db tables and made a entry in  
>>>>>>>> kronolith the same md5 hash appeared.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> So my questions dit i do some thing wrong? or is this new in horde4
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> No. The only thing that changed is that *new* default shares  
>>>>>>> no longer use the user name as the share id, but a hash, like  
>>>>>>> it has always been the case for any but the default shares.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> And if this is new how can i change a existing db table with  
>>>>>>>> user names to the md5 hash for migration to horde4.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> i use mysql for calendar and events my users adressbook and  
>>>>>>>> groups are stored in ldap.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> thanks in advance jasper
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>> Ok so were is it going wrong for me let me explain wat i dit
>>>>>> dumped te horde tables completely rebuilt them bij updating db  
>>>>>> in the configuration menu.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> loged in as user jasper and made a entry in the calendar jasper
>>>>>> as you can sie i get this `iciIVTZu2kBODfHfmWVxANA` in sted of  
>>>>>> this `jasper`
>>>>>>
>>>>>> INSERT INTO `kronolith_events` VALUES  
>>>>>> ('sCT2NTZu2kBODfH1St8RAJA',  
>>>>>> '20110701181237.z3JcQDZu2kBODfH1TP2BAJA at 127.0.0.1',  
>>>>>> 'iciIVTZu2kBODfHfmWVxANA', 'jasper', '', '', 2, 'a:0:{}', NULL,  
>>>>>> NULL, 'jasper', 0, NULL, NULL, NULL, NULL, '2011-07-01  
>>>>>> 00:00:00', '2011-07-01 01:00:00', 0, 1309536756, 0, 0,  
>>>>>> 'a:0:{}', '', '', NULL, 'a:0:{}');
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Anny tips on how to debug this behavior.
>>>>>
>>>>> What do you want to debug? This is the expected behavior.
>>>>>
>>>> Yes and this is were i get confused
>>>>
>>>> this is how a entry looks before the upgrade horde3
>>>> calendar_id is similar to user name
>>>> this is the same user as below and not a shared calender
>>>>
>>>> INSERT INTO `kronolith_events` VALUES  
>>>> ('e7e886ab36ad6a3a846bf710db56490d',  
>>>> '20110701192349.125142esnnp340it at www.techspace.nl', 'jasper',  
>>>> 'jasper', '', '', 2, 'a:0:{}', '', NULL, 'jasper', '', 0, NULL,  
>>>> NULL, NULL, '2011-07-01 12:00:00', '2011-07-01 13:00:00', 1440,  
>>>> 1309541028, 0, NULL);
>>>>
>>>> calender calendar_id is diverend
>>>> the entry's made in horde3 are not visible in horde4
>>>> This is the normal behavior? i must change all calender_id to  
>>>> make them visible again?.
>>>
>>> No. But you cannot simply migrate one table, but not the other. If  
>>> you let Horde create shares from scratch, but use the old events,  
>>> things will break. Period.
>>>
>>> Jan.
>>>
>>> -- 
>> sorry for topping
>>
>> when i dit a clean install i migrated no existing tables all were  
>> created by horde4.
>> when i make an entry in kronolith calendar_id is still a md5 hash.
>> maybe i'm getting thing wrong when you say Horde create shares you  
>> mean when i give others rights to read and white in my calendar?.
>>
> migrated the old db, updated the db tables everiting works.
>
> Ok got it understood it whrong new jusers are given the md5 hash and  
> the currend users that hat there names as shares keep using there  
> names.
> That brings up the next question is it posible that new users do not  
> get the md5 hash but as in h3 there names as shares?.

No.

Jan.

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