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Comment	> We have Kolab 2 installed on our server, and we are trying to use the > Kolab support for Horde. > > > > The first problem that were coming across is that we can't seem to > save local contacts using Turba into a imap folder handled by Kolab, > when saving to contacts we just get a blank white page. > > > > I've looked through the code a little and the problem seems to be > that nothing is asking Kolab to create the imap folder in the first > place. > > > > From what I can see, because contact folders are not shared in Horde > the Kolab code for syncing these folders goes a little differently. > > > > Every time you go into turba the Kolab sync function is run : > > Kolab::updateShare($share); > > > > Tracing this function through it's various actions this seems to be > working fine, the problem seems to be that there is no contacts > folder created to sync to. > > and from what I can see Kolab::updateShare($share); does not make any > folders. > > > > The Tasks, Notes and Calendar were working fine, they were making new > folder for them selfs and storing there info inside of it. So I > traced back to find what function was actually doing the creation of > the new folder and found that a function called > Kolab::updateShare($share); , is called in custom hooks : > > _horde_hook_share_add and _horde_hook_share_modify. > > > > The problems seems to be that these hooks are not called for turba > since it does not use shares so no new folder is made. > > > > Just before submitting this I updated Horde and it's framework from > the cvs, and now new users can not open the calendar they just get a > blank page. > > > > There's no errors in the Horde log . > > Let me know if you would like any more information or if you would > like me to look into anything. > >
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