* eSync/Calendar: new preference how many days to sync back, if client specifies no limit / all, default is 365
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@ -67,6 +67,11 @@ class calendar_zpush implements activesync_plugin_write, activesync_plugin_meeti
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private $addressbook;
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/**
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* Default in days, if no cutoff-date or preference for it is given
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*/
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const PAST_LIMIT = 365;
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/**
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* Constructor
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*
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@ -187,11 +192,14 @@ class calendar_zpush implements activesync_plugin_write, activesync_plugin_meeti
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$type = $user = null;
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$this->backend->splitID($id,$type,$user);
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if (!$cutoffdate) $cutoffdate = time() - 365*24*3600; // limit all to 1 year (-30 breaks all sync recurrences)
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if (!$cutoffdate) // limit all to 1 year (-30 breaks all sync recurrences)
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{
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$cutoffdate = time() - abs($GLOBALS['egw_info']['user']['preferences']['activesync']['calendar-maximumSyncRange'] ?? self::PAST_LIMIT)*24*3600;
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}
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$filter = array(
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'users' => $user,
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'start' => $cutoffdate, // default one month back -30 breaks all sync recurrences
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'start' => $cutoffdate,
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'enum_recuring' => false,
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'daywise' => false,
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'date_format' => 'server',
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'xmlrpc' => True,
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'admin' => False,
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);
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$settings['calendar-maximumSyncRange'] = array(
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'type' => 'integer',
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'label' => lang('How many days to sync in the past when client does not specify a date-range (default %1)', self::PAST_LIMIT),
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'name' => 'calendar-maximumSyncRange',
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'help' => 'if the client sets no sync range, you may override the setting (preventing client crash that may be caused by too many mails/too much data). If you want to sync way-back into the past: set a large number',
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'xmlrpc' => True,
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'admin' => False,
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);
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return $settings;
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}
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