[turba] What is the status of Turba (contact fields) ?
lst_hoe02 at kwsoft.de
lst_hoe02 at kwsoft.de
Tue Dec 8 10:37:30 UTC 2009
Zitat von Rolf Gloor <thunderbird at glr.ch>:
> Am 03.12.2009 19:31, schrieb Michael J. Rubinsky:
>>
>> Turba can support pretty much any field that you configure it to
>> understand...but this *has* to be done by the administrator. If your
>> provider only allows the limited number of contact fields, then that is
>> all you get. In other words, Turba does have "better support for many
>> more fields", but you must get the server administrator to configure them.
>>
>>
>
> Hi Michael
>
> Thanks for your feedback.
>
> A) Suggestion
> My suggestion is - if technically possible - to include at least
> the set of ALL possible Outlook fields.
> For an ISP, running many, many servers with Horde, it will be a
> nightmare to go out an change one setting. And having to modify all
> installations might be too much work and risk. They usually prefere
> not to touch the default / standard setup for reasons of easier,
> less risky upgrading.
>
> => So the better the compatibility with MS Outlook, the more people
> will actually use Horde, the broader Horde will be installed and the
> larger the market share will get.
>
> So please make sure, that the default is good enough to cover the
> (compatibility) needs for the majority.
So you need also to include the schema used in Thunderbird, Apple-Mail
and maybe Notes for Business-Users??
As they are also incompatibel with each other this is not possible at
all so you have to decide for your own. Horde/Turba is not a Oulook
extension and to break things for others to be compatible with Outlook
is not really useful.
>
> B) Question
> Is there somewhere a list, showing fields are supported in the
> default setup? (Standard "out-of-the-box".)
>
> Preferable for
> - Turba 2.3.1 (which still runs at my ISP. Just for comparison reason.)
> - Turba 2.3.2
> - and also the upcoming Turba 2.3.3
There is no change in 2.3.x and you can extract it out of the SQL scripts:
object_firstname VARCHAR(255),
object_lastname VARCHAR(255),
object_middlenames VARCHAR(255),
object_nameprefix VARCHAR(32),
object_namesuffix VARCHAR(32),
object_alias VARCHAR(32),
object_photo TEXT,
object_phototype VARCHAR(10),
object_bday VARCHAR(10),
object_homestreet VARCHAR(255),
object_homepob VARCHAR(10),
object_homecity VARCHAR(255),
object_homeprovince VARCHAR(255),
object_homepostalcode VARCHAR(10),
object_homecountry VARCHAR(255),
object_workstreet VARCHAR(255),
object_workpob VARCHAR(10),
object_workcity VARCHAR(255),
object_workprovince VARCHAR(255),
object_workpostalcode VARCHAR(10),
object_workcountry VARCHAR(255),
object_tz VARCHAR(32),
object_geo VARCHAR(255),
object_email VARCHAR(255),
object_homephone VARCHAR(25),
object_workphone VARCHAR(25),
object_cellphone VARCHAR(25),
object_fax VARCHAR(25),
object_pager VARCHAR(25),
object_title VARCHAR(255),
object_role VARCHAR(255),
object_logo TEXT,
object_logotype VARCHAR(10),
object_company VARCHAR(255),
object_category VARCHAR(80),
object_notes TEXT,
object_url VARCHAR(255),
object_freebusyurl VARCHAR(255),
object_pgppublickey TEXT,
object_smimepublickey TEXT,
As said otherwise there are improvements in mapping these per SyncML
but only as far as needed by others.
>
> C) another Question
> On the horde web site, I could not find any roadmap regarding
> further releases:
> - When will the next minor framwork release happen. Horde 3.3.6,
> Turba 2.3.3, etc.
> - When will the new major framework release happen, the next
> generation Horde 4.x (which is in work now, right? In the git?)
http://www.horde.org/horde/roadmap/
http://www.horde.org/turba/roadmap/
But this are only whishlists :-)
You can always speed it up by get some PHP programer working on it...
Regards
Andreas
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