Re: [SM-USERS] Problems converting Sqmail .abook flatfiles into MySQL tables.

2009-04-03 Thread Paul Lesniewski
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at 4:03 PM, Paul Lesniewski wrote: > Please don't top post.  Read the mailing list posting guidelines before > posting. >  I was hoping someone can help with converting the .abook flatfiles into mysql records. We were able to generate a sql script that should allow

Re: [SM-USERS] Problems converting Sqmail .abook flatfiles into MySQL tables.

2008-12-29 Thread Paul Lesniewski
Please don't top post. Read the mailing list posting guidelines before posting. >>> I was hoping someone can help with converting the .abook flatfiles into >>> mysql records. We were able to generate a sql script that should allow us >>> to >>> import all the .abooks by using the flat2sql.pl fil

Re: [SM-USERS] Problems converting Sqmail .abook flatfiles into MySQL tables.

2008-12-29 Thread Mike Swearingen
Actually the problem seems to be with multiple entries with the same owner name -Original Message- From: Ken A [mailto:k...@pacific.net] Sent: Monday, December 29, 2008 2:46 PM To: Squirrelmail User Support Mailing List Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Problems converting Sqmail .abook flatfiles

Re: [SM-USERS] Problems converting Sqmail .abook flatfiles into MySQL tables.

2008-12-29 Thread Ken A
Mike Swearingen wrote: > Hello, > PRIMARY KEY (owner,nickname) is going to give you trouble if all your nicknames are '' Maybe change it to PRIMARY KEY (owner,email) ? Ken > > > I was hoping someone can help with converting the .abook flatfiles into > mysql records. We were able to gener