Tickets :: Comment on [#13847] Duplicated contacts when using ActiveSync on Android

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Comment	> >> I have only my Sony to test so far. I tried to get an activesync log, >> but that didn't work for me.. >> So i activated the general_log in /etc/mysql/my.cnf and there i can >> now see the traffic. > > This won't help. > >> Just for testing, i added an unique key on the table turba_objects, >> this prevented the dublicates, > > There already is a primary key on the turba_objects table. > >> but the sync never ends.. - that is correct behaviour :-) >> >> Can you tell me, which key is used to get the match between server- >> and client-Contacts? > > object_uid uniquely identifies the contacts. > >> Ich have a vcardfile on my mobile with at least 535 contacts that i >> exported on my device as a backup in nov 2014. >> In Android contacts, i do an import from this file and select the >> horde exchange account to add the contacts to.. some object_photos >> are in there too... > > This is not supported via ActiveSync, the protocol was not designed > for large, bulk updates like this from the client. Even with a true > Exchange server this number of contacts wouldn't work. Unlike the > server -> client response, there is not "MOREAVAILABLE" tag in client > -> server requests to split the updates. Most likely your request is > either timing out or hitting a memory limit. You should instead > import the vcard file directly via Turba.
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