[turba] Confusion using /turba/scripts/upgrades/public_to_horde_share script

[Andy Wright]

I am currently doing some testing prior to upgrading to the latest and 
greatest but am stuck on converting the address books...

Currently I have 2 entries for Sql sources in sources.php, one for "My 
address book" in "turba_objects","localsql", public => false and one for 
"Shared address book" in "turba_objects_shared", "localsql2", public=>true


I have copied the contents of the tables over to the test installation 
and adjusted sources.php to the new syntax (use_shares=> false on both 
sources).

The "My address book" works fine - each user can access the contents of 
their personal address book.

However, with "Shared address book", each user can only see entries for 
which they are the owner. Using the permissions facility in Horde to add 
all rights all the way down the turba tree (Address book, Sources and 
localsql2) has no effect on what users can see.

Having given up on the permissions route, I tried to use the 
public_to_horde_share script and then set use_shares=>true on the 
"localsql2" source.

This works insofar as users can now see all entries in the shared book 
(I made myself owner of the share and gave all rights to all users for 
testing). However, there are now *2* shared address books - the original 
one as defined in sources.php (and to which users now see no entries, 
not even their own) and one listed under the name I gave during the 
upgrade, which works as expected. So now I see - "My address book", 
"Shared address book", "Shared address book - upgraded".

Am I doing something wrong here? I just want to end up with one working 
shared address book - not one that works and one that doesn't :)

Cheers,
Andy Wright.