Restore addressbook and calendar
I stupidly tried to import my old system's addressbook and calendar to my G5 running 10.5.7 and lost all the data and the apps don't work anymore! Do I have to do clean reload of Leopard to restore the addressbook and calendar, or is there a way to just load the Apple apps and avoid having to wipe my drive?
Hi, and welcome to the forums.
I take it you're not using Time Machine? This would be a snap if you were. (Hint, hint)
I believe you can load AddressBook, but not iCal, from the Leopard Install disc, using the "Install Bundled Software Only" option. That was true in Panther, anyway. Otherwise, an Archive and Install should work, without having to erase your drive.
Full instructions for this are in the *Archive & Install* section of the Glenn Carter - Restoring Your Entire System / Time Machine post. I think you'll want to delete the data you imported before you do this.
Alternatively, you may be able to extract them via the Pacifist app, from: http://www.charlessoft.com/. I've not used it, but see it referenced here fairly often.
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Desktop manager 7.1 fails to restore Contacts and Calendar from backups
Today I discovered that I lost my contact and calendar lists on my playbook after upgrading to OS version 2.1.0.1032.
As a precaution I backed up my device data and apps using desktop manager 7.1 and used windows explorer to duplicate my media folder using the Z:drive option before I started the OS upgrade.
Since I learned how to deal with lost device data and apps on my BB smart phone I was confident that I could apply this knowledge to my Playbook too, just in case something happened.
Well, something happened. My PlayBook backup file became a trap even so the desktop manager manual said: “To restore all your smartphone data or tablet data, click All device data and settings.”
If one ‘thinks’ the phone learning curve can be applied to the Playbook one is doomed as I found out today. The PlayBook backup function for the contact and calendar listing behaves differently than for the BB phone. There is no warning in Desktop Manager 7.1 which says: “This backup file excludes contact and calendar data files which were manually built by the user and are not part of a synced email server”.
So this posting is about letting other users know to be aware of some OS 2.1.0.1032 short comings. If your contact and/or calendar list was manually built, i.e. it was not linked to an email account you might encounter the above issue.
When I noticed that my contact and calendar file did not sync with my email account I started to use my contact list for everything useful to remember not just contacts. There were many extra fields available in the PlayBook contact list which could not be matched with the limited fields found in other synced contact lists. So I built a big ‘Good to Know’ file with all kinds of info hoping that one day I could use it also with BB10.
Unfortunately this OS version wiped my contact and calendar lists which none of the other OS updates were able to do and the ‘Restore’ option via desktop manger 7.1 did not work!!!. So it looks like some engineering wizard at RIM is trying to upset the non-linked contact list users with this release version.
I hope RIM finds this ‘group of moles(?)' and deals with these engineers before they can do anymore damage. Remember RIM, the object is to enjoy new updates not to fear them. It would be nice if desktop manager 7.2 would alert us users with a warning or lets us export these files via another tip like: “How can I back up contact and calendar files for the PlayBook“. I realize as of today that this problem was with me all along but came only to light after this OS release wiped my 2 lists completely. There is also no hint in the PB or Desktop user manuals!
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AddressBook and Calendar syncronization?!?
Gentlemen, please excuse me if this has been answered before, I have spend a couple of days googling for answers with not much luck.
Here is my issue. About a month ago, I purchased a Mac Mini Server with SLS, to use it as a family server. The idea was to have our own email, web server etc (which are all working fine), but also I wanted the server to act as a "central point" for user address book and calendar synchronization.
What I mean with that, is that I wanted a central repository of our address books and calendars. We do NOT need to share address books. Maybe we could use a shared calendar, but again, it is not something mandatory, for the time being all we need is to be able to duplicate each member's address books and calendars on the server and in our devices.
Devices to be used as clients:
- One iMac (obviously always connected to the server)
- One MacBook (obviously this is USUALLY connected to the server, but not always). This machine acts as my wife home computer and as my traveling computer.
- Two iPhones (obviously these are usually NOT connected to the server, but they eventually get connected at some time of the day)
Until now, I've been using MobileMe for address book and calendar syncronization and I was hoping that by having the server I could avoid paying $100 per year for that service. Unfortunately, so far, I am unable to use the server for that task.
What I have managed so far, is:
_On the iMac_,
AddressBook: I have duplicated all my address book entries to my account address book on the server. However, for the name of God, how can I keep them in sync? In other words, if I add a contact in my iMac address book, it doesn't get copied to the server address book. How can I do that automatically? I know one answer would be to use only the server address book, since this machine is always connected to the server, but that doesn't solve the problem, see below.
Calendar: I can't find any way to copy my calendar contents to the my account calendar on the server. I can see the two calendars in iCal, but when I enter an entry in the server calendar, it stays in the server calendar and is NOT reflected in my local calendar and vice versa. Again, for the iMac that's not an issue, I could use the server calendar only (provided I can export my current, local calendar entries and import them to the server calendar), but again that doesn't solve the problem, see below:
_On the MacBook and the iPhones_
AddressBook: Now here is where the problem is. If I take the MacBook on a trip and I add a couple of contacts in my address book on the laptop, how can I have them copied to my server address book? As far as I can tell, the only way is to manually copy them. Isn't there a way to do so automatically? Either when I am away (via the Internet, when I'll connect to the Internet) or even when I return back home? I can't always use the server address book when I am away, because I may not always be connected to the Internet, so I need to be able to enter a contact in my local address book, and I need to have it copied to my server address book automatically when I connect to the Internet. Just like I do now with MobileMe.
Calendar: Again, the same thing. I want to be able to add a calendar entry to my local calendar on the road, which will be copied to my server calendar when I connect to the Internet (or the LAN at home). Can that be done?
And of course, the same calendar or address book entries I entered in the MacBook (while on the road), should be reflected back to my iPhone calendar and addresbook, when I connect to the Internet, just like they do now using MobileMe.
Can this be done?!? If so, please tell me how.
Thank you for your attention.
P.S.: The server is available on the internet, with fixed IP etc. Connectivity to the server is NOT an issue.Move all your contacts and calendars to the server. Setup accounts on the server for groups in your family.
We have the following:
Husband
Wife
HusbandWife
Kids
All contacts are stored on server in the various accounts, and each person has access to what is appropriate. Husband/Wife have everything. Kids have less access, but there are three calendars in that section, Both, Child1 and Child2. My wife and I have our own stuff (like to-do's), but most of our appointments are in HusbandWife.
The kids have to put their homework in each week. We put in their other stuff. It shows up on their computers/ipads/iphones, etc.
The key is to get it all to the server. If you change something when you aren't connected it will synch up at the next connection.
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In upgrading to Yosemite from Maverick on my Macbook late 2009 (2.26 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo, 4 GB 1067 MHz DDR3, Storage available: 242.73 GB, Capacity: 319.21 GB) I have lost all my AB contacts as well as my calendar. I have looked in my home folder>library>applications support>addressbook as suggested but there is no file: addressbook-v22.abcddb. The data appears to still be in library>caches>com.apple.Addressbook>metadata. I also have time machine backups on an external disk. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Timothy,
Welcome to the Discussions. It is possible they are not lost, but not displaying because of certain conversion issues. Because your mailboxes, or at least some of them, originated in an earlier version of Mail, I want you to read the article at the link below, and perhaps get back to me with some observations, before attempting any changes:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=301315
This issue of leftover files applies not only to mailboxes you have previously created (which are in the Mailboxes folder the article mentioned) but can also apply to those mailboxes in account folders created prior to the upgrade to Tiger.
Also, please report the size of each file or folder. Do not, however, try to list the files that are within the folder named Messages, that is found in each and every mailbox. It is very important to compare the size of any file named "mbox" with that of the Messages folder. If the mbox is greater in size than the Messages folder, then not all messages have been converted to be in the Messages folder in that mailbox.
The path to the Mail folder is Home/Library/Mail -- within the Mail folder are one or more account folders and the Mailboxes folder.
Let me know what you find.
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So can anyone give me a simple answer? (Ive also emailed Samsung but I have a feeling thats not gonna get me much of an answer and calling Apple is probably gonna yield a response of call the manufacturer of your phone - thats what the Apple store employee told me anyway)
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How I migrated my caldav data (Contacts and Calendars) to Mavericks + Server
Hello,
I write this post to share with you the steps I had to take for correctly migrating my caldav database (containing data for Addressbook and Calendar Server) from a Lion Server to Mavericks with Server version 3.
The problem occured like this : after downloading and installing mavericks (from the Apple Store), and downloading/installing the Server Utility (version 3), everything migrated just fine, except I had an error message during the first launch of the Server utility, but since it eventually launched, and the services were running, I didn't notice anything at first.
But I rapidly saw a big problem : my caldav data was missing. If a client connected to their calendar application, they would get (after syncing with the server) a new empty calendar named "calendar" (this is typical of a fresh empty caldav database). Same for addressbook clients (empty contacts).
So I searched and read several post that helped me greatly :
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/3890595
https://discussions.apple.com/message/23581552
BUT, what is different in mavericks, is this :
The postgres cluster that hosts the caldav data seems to have move (again!), and this is by exploring several config files that I figured which was the right socket to use to connect to the good postgres cluster.
The clues were in the file : /Applications/Server.app/Contents/ServerRoot/private/etc/caldavd/caldavd-apple.p list
Where I found the precious parameter (under the Postgres section) :
<key>SocketDirectory</key>
<string>/var/run/caldavd/PostgresSocket</string>
What I also figured is that the user account to use for connecting to this postgres cluster is caldav, and not _postgres.
So here are basically the steps I had to take to reinstall my old database.
Step #0 :
First, you need to locate the dump of the old postgres database, I found that the migration process seemed to make a dump inside :
This method ONLY WORKS if you have the following file :
/Library/Server/Migrated/Library/Server/PostgreSQL/Backup/dumpall.psql.gz
If you have that file, you can extract it with the command :
gunzip /Library/Server/Migrated/Library/Server/PostgreSQL/Backup/dumpall.psql.gz
For the rest of the steps I assume this file is named /path/to/your/dump.psql
I think (but I'm not sure of it) that THIS precise dump is different than what you would get inside a manual dump, meaning that in this dump you have all the databases of the cluster. Again I'm not sure, but that's what I think since there are CREATE DATABASE instructions inside it).
If you don't have that file, perhaps you made a dump by hand.
If that's the case, I think that before Step #3 you will have to create an empty caldav database, BUT, I'm not sure the command "calendarserver_bootstrap_database -v" mentionned here will create the caldav in the right cluster (read above). Perhaps we could figured out together if that's your case.
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sudo serveradmin stop calendar
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dropdb: database removal failed: ERROR: database "caldav" is being accessed by other users
DETAIL: There is 1 other session using the database.
then go to Step #2a, otherwise, go straight to Step #3
Step #2a : only if Step 2 didn't work, see above ! (taken from here)
# Connect to the postgres database
psql -h /var/run/caldavd/PostgresSocket -U caldav
# Terminate the current sessions
postgres=> select pg_terminate_backend(procpid) from pg_stat_activity where datname='caldav';
# Exit postgres
postgres=> \q
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Step #4 : create the new database from the dump
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psql:DataDump.sql:49844: \connect: FATAL: database "collab" does not exist
But in my case that didn't affect my migration.
Step #5 : restart services
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I hope that helps you.
CheersiCloud adds a new (additional) Address book to Outlook, it contains the iCloud contacts, if the iCloud contacts and the Outlook contacts are the same there will be duplicates:
Look in one Contact Folder only
Delete the Outlook Contacts (you can't delete the whole folder, only the contents
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I did a software upgrade to IOS6 and my Iphone4S is now unable to update. Do I lose all my contacts and calendar entries when I restore?
You should be syncing all your contacts and calendars with your computer, either via iCloud or iTunes, so it is easy to re-sync them back to the phone after you restore.
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One of my calendars (one of several) has vanished. It is not simply unchecked, but is totally gone. I have a MacBook Pro, iPad mini, iPhone 5c - this calendar is gone from all devices. I do have and use iCloud and calendars is turned on. I have turned off calendars and back on as well as turned off iCloud and then the device itself. Nothing has worked and this has all my own personal appointments on it. Any ideas of how to restore this one calendar and make it available in my list of the other calendars again?
This is designed to be a user discussion area. To provide feedback directly to Apple you can go to http://www.apple.com/feedback/
There are a few applications out now that may be able to help you out. 1Password and LastPass are both password vault or lockers. They allow you to save passwords for applications and websites. That way you have a single password you use to keep the vault/locker secure and then all of your other passwords are stored for you so you don't have to write them down or try to remember them all.
https://agilebits.com/onepassword
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Did anyone configure the AddressBook (Contacts) and Calendar in Evolution?
I'm trying to configure the contacts in evolution and selecting and LDAP AddressBook witht he port 4032, which is the port for OID. As far as authentication, I tried both "E-mail Address" and "DN" but none worked!
Also, I don't know what URL should I put for the calendar! Anyone has an idea?While sync with Link should work it is buggy and is an afterthought to the whole BB10 system. I recommend using an Outlook.com account, installing the Hotmail connector in Outlook, and then syncing the Outlook.com contacts and calendar to the BB10 device. I say Outlook.com because it uses Exchange Active Sync which is the most reliable sync to the device.
I used to sync with Link as well but the Outlook.com wireless sync really is far better.
As for the original question I don't know why it's not recognized. i see this reported on the forums all the time.
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This the Activation Lock. Read here: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5818
The only way is to login to iCloud with your computer browser and wipe the iPhone.
If you can't then you have a brick, Apple won't help and AL cannot be bypass.
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Lost contacts and calendar when restoring palm profile on replacement Pre
After nearly 90 days from launch date, and totally loving my Pre, I took it into the Sprint store to show them what looks like screen separation inside the screen. Sprint deemed it reasonable to replace the phone, and gave me a refurbished Pre. Not keen on that, but as long as it is the same warranty, I guess that is OK. All is well with my new Pre with one huge exception. While I had backed up pictures and music to my computer, I was relying on the "cloud" to back up contacts and calendar. Bad assumption. After I signed into my Palm profile with the new Pre, I got my apps back, but no contacts or calendar. After hours on the phone with multiple Sprint and Palm support people and several partial resets, I am now on a list to get a call-back from a Palm engineer. The kicker is that it could be up to two weeks before I get my call-back, and I am guessing if I miss that call, I'll have to wait another two weeks. I live and die by the calendar I kept on my Pre, so I am fried now. This is low class and low quality customer support. Anyone with a similar experience? Similar problem? Suggestions on approaches to take to get Palm's attention to get this fixed? Thanks.
Post relates to: Pre p100eww (Sprint)I too found out the hard way that not all contacts get backed up to your Palm Profile. When I purchased my first palm pre back in June, I imported all of my contacts using pocketmirror. I assumed that since they're now on the pre, they'd be automagically backed up to my Palm Profile. Not true! I recieved a replacement palm pre after my first one started developing small cracks on the edge of the screen plastic. BTW, these cracks were not due to abuse, but apparently cheap material. Additionally, the refurbished pre they sent me has a bad "oreo" effect and is very sloppy, but that's a story for another time (hint: google "palm pre oreo"). After activating the refurbished pre, I found that none of my important contacts were pulled down from my Palm Profile. At this point I contacted sprint support and spent over 5 hours of tech support hell being transferred between sprint and palm multiple times. I was so far beyond frustration and fury, I was ready to physically assault someone... After these 5 hours, I was no closer to salvaging my contacts from my old palm pre. Sprint reactivated the old one, but every time it booted up it would only give me two options; to "Just restart" or "Erase all data." Pressing "Just restart" would reboot the phone and 3 minutes later would show the exact same screen with the same useless options. Obviously, erasing all data was not what I wanted to accomplish. Ultimately, Palm support told me there was no way to recover anything off the old phone and argued with me telling me that the contacts I wanted were not stored physically inside the flash memory in the old phone. This was purely incorrect as I was finally able to hack a way into my old pre and move the contacts that only existed in the contacts application (not my Palm Profile) over to my replacement pre (this involved some linux skills and completely unsupported procedures, but it worked). It was obvious that the Palm support tech was either ill informed or ill equipped to assist me in any way.
For anyone that may end up in the same position, I had to bypass the broken activation screen that I was stuck at on my old pre using details here:
http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Patch_webOS_Bypassing_Activation
I was then able to gain access to the filesystem itself and copy everything out of /var (the really important file is PalmDatabase.db3 which holds all of your contacts, calendar, synergy links, IM/SMS threads, etc.):
http://www.webos-internals.org/wiki/Important_Personal_Data_Locations
At any rate, I hope this helps someone who ends up in a similar situation. The solution is far from elegant, but provided you have or know someone who has some linux experience, it's possible to migrate almost everything from one pre to another. As for me, I'm THOROUGHLY DISAPPOINTED with the hardware quality of the pre and the lack of options available to backup/migrate data on a pre (the Palm Profile cloud has failed me here). I may soon drop this headache and follow the rest of my linux friends by moving to an android device. -
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Hi all
Hopefully some one can help me, I just restored my phone and signed into MobileMe in the settings, but the phone refuses to Sync my contacts and calendar, Ive manually synced them from Itunes, but its really annoying that its not syncing from the cloud, anyone else had this problem and know a fix ?
Ive tried formatting and restoring again, but still no joy, Ive installed the latest update and still no joy ?
Help me obi'wan iPhone community your my only hope ?
MoocheeUsed this page: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1497
and sync the data from my Mac TO MobileMe. This overrides the data on the server with the data on the Mac. Now the iPhone syncs fine. -
I have updated my iMac to lion so I can use iCloud to share contacts and calendar between iPhone 4s and iPads 1. Somehow it seems to have worked although still not sure how to move stuff in and out of iCloud. iTunes is telling me to update the software on the phone and iPad. When I try to do this it just gets stuck with a box saying connecting to software update server. This has never happened before. I cannot update or restore either the phone or the iPad in iTunes although I have synced the info. What should I do?
Something went wrong with the update, this can and does happen with every version of iOS.
There is nothing wrong with the update.
Simply restore the device via iTunes on the computer.
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Can you set an alert for birthdays in Addressbook and iCal?
When I migrated from Palm Calendar to iCal, my calendar had my birthdays in it repeating each year and with a 7 day alert so I could send a card or get a present in time.
I see you can list a birthday in Addressbook and set the iCal pref to show them which is at first glance very cool and green but when I open the birthday event in iCal I don't see any way to set an alert which is a big limitation.
If I can't set alerts, then the Addressbook/iCal birthday syncing is kind of pointless and limited, unless I'm missing how to set alerts.Hi Steven,
This is one of the reasons why I wrote Dates to iCal.
As well as automatically syncing birthday dates from Address Book, Dates to iCal can sync anniversary and custom dates. It can set up to five alarms for each date in iCal and can also set different alarms for birthdays and anniversaries.
Best wishes
John M
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Contacts and calendar items disappear when exchange server is off
Hi All
I've been having this problem for a few weeks now and it's most frustrating. My iphone is setup to sync over the air to our corporate exchange server. It seems that when the server is down for repair/patching ALL my contacts and calendar items disappear from my iphone. This doesn't seem to happen if the phone is out of signal?
I know that I can sync directly with Outlook, however this would then mean that the phone is only updated when synced with my laptop at work. If I sync both over the air AND with Outlook, I get duplicates of everything in my calendar.
I'm not restoring my iphone to factory defaults to get rid of the duplicates and go back to over the air sync only.
Does anyone have any ideas on how I can get calendar and contacts to work "offline" when the exchange server is down?
Main PC is running Windows 7 and exchange is 2007. This problem is only recent, I think in the last month of two. Nothing has changed other than the last few firmware updates from Apple.hi, cheers for the info. That would make sense, however how come when I'm out of signal and not connected to wifi, the data doesn't also disappear as that too would render the server "unavailable".
Is there a way to make the iphone keep a copy of the data much the same as "offline mode" in Outlook where you can still browse your email, calendar and contacts when the server is offline, and it picks up where it left off when the server is available again?
I appreciate this may not be a "problem" as such, but is frustrating as all my contacts and calendar live in Outlook and I can't function without them
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