Hello > FN:Jim & Joe Blow or > displayname: Jim & Joe Blow must be set.
As that is the case, the only unusual thing is > CATEGORIES:Imported on 8/28,myContacts Do you really have a category "Imported on 8/28"? I never tried a category with a "/" character in it. Kind regards, Christian Mack Am 14.07.21 um 00:57 schrieb Gregory Sloop (gr...@sloop.net): > I think so... > So, I'm using the web ui of SOGo to look at a (one example) contact that > displays in MacOS's address book, and in SOGo - but not in iOS. > > I'm going to sanitize the data, since this is a real contact. > I get this by using the "view raw source" item in SOGo. > > BEGIN:VCARD > VERSION:3.0 > FN:Jim & Joe Blow > N:Blow;Jim & Joe > EMAIL;TYPE=INTERNET:jim...@somedomain.com > TEL;TYPE=HOME:509-123-4567 > TEL;TYPE=CELL:510-123-4567 > ADR;TYPE=HOME:;;101 Joe Blow Dr;San Lorenzo;CA;94580;us;101 Joe Blow Dr\,San > Lo > renzo\,CA\,us\, 94580\,United States > NOTE:Mobile Phone: 510-123-4567\n > CATEGORIES:Imported on 8/28,myContacts > UID:40-60BFBB00-23-E8D87C0 > END:VCARD > > (I think FN is the display name (full name) - though I can't find a fields > definition anywhere...) > I'm not sure what UID is, though I suspect it's a hash of the SOGo user ID > and the ID of this particular contact. But I assume there's nothing in that > that should raise an issue. > > Dumping the record as an LDIF is somewhat different... > > LDIF dump from SOGo web UI > --- > dn: cn=Jim & Joe Blow,mail=jim...@somedomain.com > objectClass: top > objectClass: inetOrgPerson > objectClass: mozillaAbPersonAlpha > description:: TW9iaWxlIFBob25lOiA1MTAtNDYxLTc0MjkK > st: CA > displayname: Jim & Joe Blow > mozillahomepostalcode: 94580 > mail: jim...@somedomain.com > c: us > vcardcategories: Imported on 8/28 > vcardcategories: myContacts > sn: Adams > homephone: 509-123-4567 > mozillahomestate: CA > postalcode: 94580 > mobile: 510-123-4567 > givenname: Jim & Joe > l: San Lorenzo > mozillahomecountryname: us > mozillahomelocalityname: San Lorenzo > mozillahomestreet: 101 Joe Blow Dr > street: 101 Joe Blow Dr > --- > > Is there anything useful there that might help steer me closer to identifying > the issue? > > -Greg > > >> Hello > >> Do all your addresses have a display name set? > > >> Kind regards, >> Christian Mack > >> Am 11.07.21 um 20:40 schrieb Gregory Sloop (gr...@sloop.net): > >>> Anyone? > >>> Even general hints at where I might start would be appreciated! >>> >>> > > >>>> So, I've got a setup where I migrated an addressbook from Google/Gmail >>>> into sogo. (Exported the contacts from Google and imported that export >>>> file into that users' contact list.) >>>> I've got a MacOS client, iOS client and the Sogo web-front end all >>>> pointing at the same sogo/carddav contact list. >>>> Changes (add/delete/modify) on any of the clients (MacOS, iOS, Web) all >>>> are reflected in all the views - so I know all are pointing at the same >>>> contacts list. >>>> On the MacOS and Web (sogo) clients, all contacts show fine (are all >>>> visible). >>>> However on iOS, some contacts are simply missing. >>>> If I were to guess, there's some field that has a value that's causing >>>> those records to be suppressed on the iOS client. (But no errors at all >>>> from the iOS device.) >>>> But I have absolutely NO idea how to go about troubleshooting this. >>>> I don't have a complete list of all missing contacts - though I have >>>> identified one - so at least I have an example to work from. (If you have >>>> any ideas about how to do this via script or programmatically that would >>>> be fab. But it's not as important as figuring out what's going wrong.) >>>> So, anyone have good ideas about how you'd go about running this down? >>>> (The more detailed the better, because I'm way out of my depth here.) >>>> If it matters, I'm using Sogo as configured into Mailcow. >>>> Thanks! >>>> -Greg -- Christian Mack Universität Konstanz Kommunikations-, Informations-, Medienzentrum (KIM) Abteilung IT-Dienste Forschung und Lehre 78457 Konstanz +49 7531 88-4416
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