Thanks, but I think I’ve got it.
It’s possible following these - and exactly these - steps
in your OLD 1.2 egw. go to addressbook:
-> Export -> egroupware sql.
fire up a mysql-shell and import the file from above "mysql -u root -p egroupware < egroupware.sql"
then perform your update to 1.4 or >
Thanks to god that my update was just performed on a test-server. After upgrading to 1.4 you can’t do that export/import stuff anymore !! I think the adressbook tables have changed to much.
But I don’t understand why this export/import method isn’t supported anymore.
Thanks for all repplys
Hi,
if I get you right, you dont have this much user, but you da have many contacts, right?
In this case i would try a cvs-Export of the contacts and than re-import them, after having switched to SQL, but of course this can only be done easiely, if its only about contacts. CVS Import works great.
Frank
ok - here are more details:
I’ve a egroupware 1.2 running. All the Adressbook-items and my users are stored in a openldap database.
I definitely need the Organisation view - it is one the largest bases for me to upgrade ( we are having a crm system
with about 10.000 Organisations and maybe ~ 3-5 Contacts within that Organisation - so it would be important ;-))
so I’d like to let the user-accounts in the LDAP, and migrate the Adressbook-items to MySQL to get the Organisation view working … but I habe no glue how to do that stuff. I see there is in Adressbook a posibility in the other direktion SQL->LDAP … ;-()
so as gg6 wrote I don’t find any docs.
I think you mean upgrading from 1.2 to 1.4. There have been some changes
that make this a bit tricky. First, take a look at the addressbook/doc
directory for info. Then, trying to summarize, the steps are:
- Convert addressbook to SQL. I’m not sure about the exact steps for
this, since I don’t have a 1.2 installation around.
- Once converted, you should be able to upgrade safely, including your
contacts.
- Once upgraded, convert your contacts from SQL to LDAP.
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