[sync] ActiveSync stopped working after upgrade to Horde-5.1.0

[Michael J Rubinsky]

Quoting Arjen de Korte <arjen+horde at de-korte.org>:

> After upgrading to the latest stable versions from PEAR, my  
> ActiveSync clients (Moxier Mail on Android) could no longer sync  
> e-mail (calendar, contacts and tasks were fine). Worse, they even  
> proceeded removing all messages that were already synchronized.
>
> It turned out that somehow the activesync database scheme had not  
> been migrated.

How did you attempt to run the migration when it was "somehow" not migrated?

> After running horde-db-migrate from the console, the database scheme  
> was migrated up from version 16 to 17 and things started working  
> again. The only thing that remained, was that the lists of folders  
> to sync needed to be configured again on the clients. And of course,  
> messages needed to be sync'ed again from the server.

The 17 migration simply forces the sync state to be refreshed for all  
devices. This was necessary because of a required change in the way  
the folder hierarchy is maintained. Non-broken clients will then  
automatically initiate a new FOLDERSYNC that will repopulate the  
folder hierarchy on the client.

Unfortunately though, if the user has selected any email folders for  
PUSH that are not pushed by default on that client these will have to  
be re-selected by the user on the client since the internal  
identifiers for the folders have changed.

-- 
mike

The Horde Project (www.horde.org)
mrubinsk at horde.org
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