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10-08-2013, 02:53 AM

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bozic

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Distribution: slackware

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MySQL and Horde

Hello everyone,

I have a question about mysql and horde mail ... I have a horde base, where the user information and databases. You need to work up by a user (for example, to restore backup address book or calendar by one user). Does anyone know how can we solve this problem?

Here is list of tables in horde databases,

Quote:

content_schema_info |
| horde_activesync_cache |
| horde_activesync_device |
| horde_activesync_device_users |
| horde_activesync_mailmap |
| horde_activesync_map |
| horde_activesync_schema_info |
| horde_activesync_state |
| horde_alarm_schema_info |
| horde_alarms |
| horde_auth_schema_info |
| horde_cache |
| horde_cache_schema_info |
| horde_core_schema_info |
| horde_group_schema_info |
| horde_groups |
| horde_groups_members |
| horde_histories |
| horde_history_schema_info |
| horde_lock_schema_info |
| horde_locks |
| horde_muvfs |
| horde_perms |
| horde_perms_schema_info |
| horde_prefs |
| horde_prefs_schema_info |
| horde_sessionhandler |
| horde_sessionhandler_schema_info |
| horde_signups |
| horde_syncml_anchors |
| horde_syncml_map |
| horde_syncml_schema_info |
| horde_token_schema_info |
| horde_tokens |
| horde_users |
| horde_vfs |
| horde_vfs_schema_info |
| imp_schema_info |
| imp_sentmail |
| ingo_forwards |
| ingo_lists |
| ingo_rules |
| ingo_schema_info |
| ingo_shares |
| ingo_shares_groups |
| ingo_shares_users |
| ingo_sharesng |
| ingo_sharesng_groups |
| ingo_sharesng_users |
| ingo_spam |
| ingo_vacations |
| kronolith_events |
| kronolith_events_geo |
| kronolith_events_mysqlgeo |
| kronolith_resources |
| kronolith_schema_info |
| kronolith_shares |
| kronolith_shares_groups |
| kronolith_shares_users |
| kronolith_sharesng |
| kronolith_sharesng_groups |
| kronolith_sharesng_users |
| kronolith_storage |
| mnemo_memos |
| mnemo_schema_info |
| mnemo_shares |
| mnemo_shares_groups |
| mnemo_shares_users |
| mnemo_sharesng |
| mnemo_sharesng_groups |
| mnemo_sharesng_users |
| nag_schema_info |
| nag_shares |
| nag_shares_groups |
| nag_shares_users |
| nag_sharesng |
| nag_sharesng_groups |
| nag_sharesng_users |
| nag_tasks |
| rampage_objects |
| rampage_tag_stats |
| rampage_tagged |
| rampage_tags |
| rampage_types |
| rampage_user_tag_stats |
| rampage_users |
| turba_objects |
| turba_schema_info |
| turba_shares |
| turba_shares_groups |
| turba_shares_users |
| turba_sharesng |
| turba_sharesng_groups |
| turba_sharesng_users

10-08-2013, 08:28 PM	#2
frankbell LQ Guru Contributing Member Registered: Jan 2006 Location: Virginia, USA Distribution: Slackware, Ubuntu MATE, Mageia, and whatever VMs I happen to be playing with Posts: 19,324 Blog Entries: 28 Rep:	What precisely do you need to accomplish?

10-09-2013, 02:17 AM	#3
bozic LQ Newbie Registered: Nov 2012 Location: Belgrade Distribution: slackware Posts: 11 Original Poster Rep:	I need to restore backup database to single-user (eg, calendar,address book), without touching the rest of the other user base.

10-09-2013, 08:26 PM	#4
frankbell LQ Guru Contributing Member Registered: Jan 2006 Location: Virginia, USA Distribution: Slackware, Ubuntu MATE, Mageia, and whatever VMs I happen to be playing with Posts: 19,324 Blog Entries: 28 Rep:	I can't help, but I think being more specific is more likely to get you some help. You might also ask on the Horde IRC or mailing list: http://www.horde.org/community/support

10-10-2013, 02:26 AM	#5
bozic LQ Newbie Registered: Nov 2012 Location: Belgrade Distribution: slackware Posts: 11 Original Poster Rep:	Okay, thanks for the recommendation.

10-10-2013, 07:36 PM	#6
frankbell LQ Guru Contributing Member Registered: Jan 2006 Location: Virginia, USA Distribution: Slackware, Ubuntu MATE, Mageia, and whatever VMs I happen to be playing with Posts: 19,324 Blog Entries: 28 Rep:	Good luck. There's certainly a chance someone might come along here, but, as the question is very specialized, it doesn't hurt to the source, as it were.

10-16-2013, 02:04 PM	#7
lpallard Senior Member Registered: Nov 2008 Posts: 1,045 Rep:	You need someone on the horde dev team to help you with that as they know the database structure Horde uses... You dont mention which horde version you are using, which release and what you're trying to accomplish is unclear. Try their mail list. go to horde.org and enroll in the maillist, then post your question with clear details. someone usually responds very quickly. Sorry I couldnt answer you directly, but I thought to let you know the best way to get help with horde

10-17-2013, 02:18 AM	#8
bozic LQ Newbie Registered: Nov 2012 Location: Belgrade Distribution: slackware Posts: 11 Original Poster Rep:	I tried through their IRC channel and I had no success in the response. I think this is a practical question, and often it may happen that the users do restore a backup of your data (address book, calendar ...). Anyway, thanks for the advice.

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