- SIFE support improved
- various vCalendar 1.0 issues fixed
- device specific timezone support for recurring events
- pseudo exception handling improvements
Patch is mostly created by script in egroupware/doc/fix_depricated.php in separate commit.
I do NOT advice to apply this patch to a production system (it's commited to trunk!), as the automatic modified regular expressions have a good change to break something ...
- change the processing of slowsync, to use the content_map instead of
trying to build a new one. This caused duplication issues on the
client if multiple similar records where stored, because only the first
one found in the server-db was matched, These duplicate entries at client
side had no entry at serverside, so deleting the wrong one
on the client (the content with a valid map entry) could cause
unwanted data loss at server side, because it is impossible for the
user to see what is a duplicate, and what is not.
see also:
http://www.nabble.com/again---syncml-duplication-issue-to20333619s3741.html
- reenabled UID from syncml clients, because it was partly used this caused
issues during SlowSync if the content was changed.
- infolog, calendar if a uid is found in the provided data, allway try to
find the corresponding content first using only the UID, instead of
using the content-id taken from content_map.
also fixed:
- a few fixes in ./notes
- creating an entry on the client that can not be imported,
(Example, Nokia E Series Appointment without a Title)
will no longer create an invalid content-map entry
However, at client side this is still counted in the Protocol as
Server-Add
longer use GUIDs containing eGW's install_id, as the information is
irrellevant for SyncML and cause doublications of entries if the
install_id changes.
I plan to have a new rc4 Wednesday or Thursday containing these changes.
- adding the application ('syncml')
- replacing next_record()/f() with fetch()/fetchSingle() or looping over the result object
Thanks to Philip Herbert from Knauber for testing it"
NTLM SSO removes Windows users on a PC, which is a member of a Windows
domain and who are logged into that domain, from the need to explicitly log
into eGW. They simply point IE to the eGW URL (eg. http://domain.com/egroupware/)
and start working. They can of cause explicitly log out and log in as an
other user.
For more information look at the README at
http://www.egroupware.org/viewvc/trunk/phpgwapi/ntml/README
2. different authentication for SyncML and/or GroupDAV
You can now use eg. an external auth provider for the login via the
WebGUI (eg. ADS) and the passwords stored in SQL for SyncML.
