I looked at the database, and it sure seems like it ought to be working. I see my two contacts in the "contacts" table, and the user_id field is pointing at my user_id number. I guess I just don't know what else to look at.
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On Mar 22, 2012, at 2:11 PM, Josh Whitver wrote:
Hello all,
I'm migrating our RoundCube from an old server to a VM, and in the process upgrading it from 0.4-beta to 0.7. I copied the MySQL database from the old server to the new server, and ran the /bin/update.sh file and let it make the database schema changes, and it seems to be basically working, but when I login to the new server, my local Address Book contacts from the old server aren't present on the new server.
Am I missing some steps?
Here's how it went: # ./update.sh What version are you upgrading from? Type '?' if you don't know. 0.4 WARNING: Database schema needs to be updated! Missing table 'cache_index' Missing table 'cache_thread' Missing table 'cache_messages' Missing columns in table 'contacts': words Missing table 'dictionary' Missing table 'searches'
Do you want to run the update queries to get the schmea fixed? (y/N) y Indexing contacts for user 3...done. Indexing contacts for user 6...done. Indexing contacts for user 9...done. Indexing contacts for user 10...done. Indexing contacts for user 13...done. Indexing contacts for user 16...done. [...] Indexing contacts for user 606...done. This instance of Roundcube is up-to-date. Have fun!
-- Josh Whitver whitverj@urbandale.k12.ia.us / josh@whitver.net The best way to make a fire with two sticks is to make sure one of them is a match.
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