Problems: I had to comment lines 5 & 6 in the mysql.update.sql file the columns were already there.
It didn't help the problem with outlook not handling the headers correctly. Does anyone have any suggestions for that?
Rob
You'll notice in the comments in the update sql file: -- RoundCube Webmail update script for MySQL databases -- Version 0.1-20051007
Which means if you were running the .1-20051021 build you wouldn't have to execute them.
Yeah, it could have been explicitly documented, but I thought it was pretty obvious.
Rob Sell wrote:
Problems: I had to comment lines 5 & 6 in the mysql.update.sql file the columns were already there.
It didn't help the problem with outlook not handling the headers correctly. Does anyone have any suggestions for that?
Rob
Oops yeah my bad I didn't read the UPGRADING file close enough. Sorry. On 12/6/05, Trae Dorn trh@trhonline.com wrote:
You'll notice in the comments in the update sql file: -- RoundCube Webmail update script for MySQL databases -- Version 0.1-20051007
Which means if you were running the .1-20051021 build you wouldn't have to execute them.
Yeah, it could have been explicitly documented, but I thought it was pretty obvious.
Rob Sell wrote:
Problems: I had to comment lines 5 & 6 in the mysql.update.sql file the columns were already there.
It didn't help the problem with outlook not handling the headers correctly. Does anyone have any suggestions for that?
Rob
Isn´t it easier to reinstall everything?
--- Rob Sell robsell@gmail.com wrote:
Problems: I had to comment lines 5 & 6 in the mysql.update.sql file the columns were already there.
It didn't help the problem with outlook not handling the headers correctly. Does anyone have any suggestions for that?
Rob
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--- Rob Sell robsell@gmail.com wrote:
Problems: I had to comment lines 5 & 6 in the mysql.update.sql file the columns were already there.
It didn't help the problem with outlook not handling the headers correctly. Does anyone have any suggestions for that?
On Tue, 6 Dec 2005 11:58:36 -0800 (PST), Alejandro Lengua alengua@rocketmail.com wrote:
Isn´t it easier to reinstall everything?
Perhaps, but I already have all my contacts setup; how can I drop the db, recreate via initial and then import the contacts from a backup?
P
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On Tue, 06 Dec 2005 13:38:22 -0600, Trae Dorn trh@trhonline.com wrote:
You'll notice in the comments in the update sql file: -- RoundCube Webmail update script for MySQL databases -- Version 0.1-20051007
Which means if you were running the .1-20051021 build you wouldn't have to execute them.
Actually.. I had been running 111605 and I got a bazillion missing table errors (sorry, forgot which table) until I (edited) and ran the update script.
No biggie, but figured I'd mention it.
Walter Francis wrote:
On Tue, 06 Dec 2005 13:38:22 -0600, Trae Dorn trh@trhonline.com wrote:
You'll notice in the comments in the update sql file: -- RoundCube Webmail update script for MySQL databases -- Version 0.1-20051007
Which means if you were running the .1-20051021 build you wouldn't have to execute them.
Actually.. I had been running 111605 and I got a bazillion missing table errors (sorry, forgot which table) until I (edited) and ran the update script.
No biggie, but figured I'd mention it.
Right - because the 111605 CVS build used the same database as the 20051021 alpha build. You'd have to run the rest of the file, underneath the comment referring to the 10-21 update.
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