Op 23-11-11 10:49, Julian Robbins schreef: > On 23/11/11 09:31, Paul van der Vlis wrote: >> Op 23-11-11 07:32, [email protected] >> schreef: >>> On 22/11/2011 14:41, Paul van der Vlis wrote: >>>> Op 22-11-11 10:31, Julian Robbins schreef: >>>>> On 21/11/11 20:57, Paul van der Vlis wrote: >>>>>> Op 21-11-11 16:55, Julian Robbins schreef: >>>>>>> On 21/11/2011 15:48, Paul van der Vlis wrote: >>>>>>>> Hello, >>>>>>>> >>>>>>>> After installing the new Lighning plugin from the Sogo site, my >>>>>>>> calendars are read-only. After installing version 3.105 again >>>>>>>> everything >>>>>>>> works fine. >>>>>>> You may have to recreate the cache files in calendar-data in your >>>>>>> users >>>>>>> Thunderbird profiles. >>>>>> How do you do that? >>>>> In Linux, you'll find a .thunderbird in your users home dir, in >>>>> Windows >>>>> type in %Appdata% in the run box and you get to your user's 'documents >>>>> and settings' folder. Go to Thunderbird. Then you'll see a >>>>> 'calendar-data' sub folder. >>>>> >>>>> In here you will see 2 (possibly 3) files. >>>>> >>>>> * cache.sqlite >>>>> * caldav-acl.sqlite (possibly only seen with lightning 106i) >>>>> * local.sqlite (if you had any calendar events stored locally in >>>>> Lightning before) >>>>> >>>>> I'm not an expert on this, but if you delete the .sqlite files (when >>>>> Thunderbird isn't running), and restart, then Thunderbird will >>>>> recreate >>>>> these files again as a local cache of calendar events and tasks. This >>>>> might take a few minutes, and Thunderbird won't respond to normal >>>>> requests whilst its doing this. >>>>> >>>>> Likewise the caldav-acl file (much much smaller in size) I believe is >>>>> the acl data, permissions on your lightning/sogo calendars. >>>>> >>>>> You can of course look at these files, and edit them if you want >>>>> with a >>>>> sqllite browser such as the GPL SQLite Database Browser In Linux and >>>>> Windows too. >>>>> >>>>> I've found that if you get issues with broken calendars, quite >>>>> often its >>>>> because the cache data isn't the same as that on the server. The >>>>> server >>>>> is likely to be correct. Sometimes, events are deleted from the sogo >>>>> server, but aren't properly deleted from the local cache, due to >>>>> issues >>>>> with permissions. >>>>> >>>>> This is a trick I use sometimes if I get problems, your mileage may >>>>> vary. I've also found that deleting the cache files helps if a user >>>>> somehow ends up upgrading to Thunderbird 7/8 with its newer lightning >>>>> version, and you need to go back to Thunderbird 3.1 with SOGo. I think >>>>> there was a significant change in working with acl between sogo >>>>> lightning builds of 105 and 106, and same in std lightning builds, >>>>> which >>>>> this can help correct, if necessary. >>>>> >>>>> Might be handy if Inverse can comment or have any further docs on how >>>>> these cache files work, to better fully understand what happens. >>>> Thanks for the information, this can be handy in case of problems. >>>> >>>> But I don't think this is a nice upgrade path for my customers... There >>>> are not so many, but this is complex to explain. >>>> >>>> Not sure this happens all the time, I've tried it on two machines now, >>>> and both have this problem. Are here other people who have this problem >>>> or don't have this problem after upgrading to 3.106 ? >>> yep >>> While migrating from thunder 2 to thunder 3.16 we have a lot of >>> calendars which "hangs" with the 3.106 extension. the main thunderbird >>> interface does'nt show and the only way i have is to kill the >>> thunderbird process and destroy the sqlite files. Then i can restart >>> thunderbird. >>> What's more some calendars are very long to get their cache after >>> destroying it ( 20min for a 8Mo cache.sqlite ?????) . the other problem >>> is that the main thread of thunderbird doesn't respond while the >>> extension is trying to get the cache. >>> i'm searching explications or solutions too >> For me the migration is from extention 3.105 to 3.106 on the same >> version of Thunderbird. I did it with Thunderbird 3.1.12, a customer >> with the latest Thunderbird 3.1, I believe it's 3.1.16. > So are you saying you migrated with no issues ?
No I had issues. I am back to 3.105. The calendars where read-only with 3.106. >> Strange that I don't read much in this group about this kind of problems. > There have been mentions of issues with either 1.3.9 SOGo, and/or > Lightning 3.106i. I think as they're normally deployed together, its not > completely clear if the issue is with Lightning 3.106i. But I believe it > is. I will search on 1.3.9. Thanks for your help. With regards, Paul. -- Paul van der Vlis Linux systeembeheer Groningen http://www.vandervlis.nl -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
