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Comment	> Hi List, > > i was playing around with horde 5 on Kolab and i saw this Bug-entry. > i have made an new Patch that works to me perfectly on Horde-5.0.4. > > The only problem was in the conf.php which is created by kolab-webmail. > There are some Horde Tables that are not automatically created in SQL. > > horde.alarms, horde.perms and horde.token will not created. > If i comment out this Horde DB Definitions in conf.php, everything > works fine. > > Next i found, was that when i activate Active Sync in Horde, the > horde.active-sync Table is not created, > It seems that Horde with Kolab enabled did not create missing Tables in SQL. > Is it possible to create DB Tables per hand? > > Thanks for the Work.... > > Greetings > > Thomas > > >>>>> - Why did you remove the mbox_icon and display_folder hooks? >>>> Do you see this as unresolved? I have not received any response to my >>>> comments and was not able to resolve the issue myself. >>>> I just retested, when activating the mbox_icon hook the folder list >>>> on the left no longer loads in IMP, but despite DEBUG logging I >>>> couldn't spot obvious error messages. It's sufficient to have the >>>> code in hooks.php, even when not activated in imp/conf.d. >>> >>> You mentioned fatal errors earlier in the ticket, but I didn't see a >>> bug report or more detailed information about those anywhere. If they >>> don't work, they need fixing, not disabling. >> >> This ticket is about code specific to the kolab package, the code in >> question no longer works with the new version, I reported the problem >> and suggested a solution (code removal) - I didn't see the need for a >> separate ticket. >> >> Lacking a response telling me differently, I assume that that the >> code is based on functionality no longer available in the current >> version of Horde. As nobody besides me seems to miss Kolab >> integration at all, removing eye candy shouldn't be a problem at all. >
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