Dom,
I've done that.
[r...@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 <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
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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The Art Institute of Chicago
116 South Michigan Avenue
Suite 400
Chicago, Illinois 60603
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