Tickets :: Comment on [#14798] Manually created address books have broken ActiveSync settings

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Comment	> It seems that manually created address books, when automatic share > creation is disabled, do not work correctly with ActiveSync - even if > the address book is the only one and set as default in the interface: > > 1. New contacts created on the server are synced to the device. > 2. New contacts on the device are not synced to the server. > 3. Amendments to server contacts previously synced on the device, > done on the device, are synced back to the server. > > The ActiveSync support for multiple address books is disabled.It > seems that there are two fundamental differences between shares > created automatically and those created manually. Looking at the > turba_sharesng table, in the attribute_params column: > > 1. If the auto share creation is disabled, the created shares look > something like this: > > a:2:{s:6:"source";s:8:"localsql";s:4:"name";s:23:"MOT1v6aHfUmi8k66VG99TU_";} > > If I set the share as default for the account, it actually adds a > 's:7:"default";b:0' to the above- for some bizarre reason - so it > actually disables the default value, it seems. It also gets that > cryptic name, regardless of what I name it in the interface. > > 2. With the auto share creation enabled, the record looks something > like this: > > a:3:{s:6:"source";s:8:"localsql";s:7:"default";b:1;s:4:"name";s:25:"jsmith@mycompany.co.uk";} > > So the share is set as the default, and it also gets a meaningful name. > > It seems to me that something is broken when auto share creation is > disabled, and address book shares get created with the wrong > attributes. > > Incidentally, changing "b:0" to "b:1" manually doesn't fix > ActiveSync. But deleting the manually created address book, enabling > auto share creation, and allowing it to be automatically recreated > does fix things. > > I have tested ActiveSync on iPhone 5 and 6, and with TBSync > Thunderbird extension
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