Tickets :: Comment on [#13173] ActiveSync: Creation of Subfolders in OL2013 results in apache crash

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Comment	>>> You probably didn't properly setup your identity in Horde's preference. >> >> Yup, that did the trick.. >> The same was for "Trash" folder to work. >> >> Would it possible to automate the following: >> - Setting of Identity >> -> Setting: "Global Preferences/Personal Information/Your full name" >> -> Setting: "Global Preferences/Personal Information/The default >> e-mail address to use with this identity" >> - Delete messages to Trash >> -> Setting: "Preferences for Mail/Deleting and Moving >> Messages/Move deleted messages to your Trash mailbox instead of >> marking them as deleted in the current mailbox" >> -> Setting the appropriate foldername (folder will be created by >> dovecot) >> >> Probably we have to write our own script/hook for postfixadmin? >> Can you give us an SQL table description where we can find this user >> data so we can test some codings.. >> >> We are working as service provider and we would like to roll out >> hundreds of clients automatically.. (after testing Horde from A to >> Z..) >> Its practically impossible to tell our customers all this steps to do >> on first use.. >> >> Thanks! > > I think the following isn't it? > In the SQL table "horde_prefs" there are saved all user preferences; > in detail the "pref_name" = "identities" holds this informations (the > BLOB value): > > Example: > a:1:{i:0;a:7:{s:16:"default_identity";i:0;s:9:"from_addr";s:16:"admin@pronet.biz";s:8:"fullname";s:26:"Administrator > (Pronet.biz)";s:2:"id";s:18:"Standardidentität";s:10:"identities";s:6:"a:0:{}";s:10:"properties";N;s:8:"location";s:0:"";}} > > a:1:{i:0;a:7:{ = begin of string (??) > s:16:"default_identity"; > -->s:16: = "its following a string with length 16" > -->"default_identity"; = string with length 16 > i:0; = ?? > s:9:"from_addr"; > -->s:9: = "its following a string with length 9" > -->"from_addr"; = string with length 9 > .... and so on .... > > But could you give me (or better mail me) the description of this > "field descriptors"? (eg. a:1:{i:0; or i:0;)? > > Thanks!
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