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      lsitongia @arubislander
      last edited by 16 Feb 2023, 22:07

      @arubislander
      Where can I read more about this migration? Will it make Nextcloud integration easier (giving address book sync)? Thanks.

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        lsitongia @arubislander
        last edited by 16 Feb 2023, 22:10

        @arubislander
        Strange, I can't find any info on what QtPIM is, let alone this migration. Even the source code repository lacks a document file.

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          lduboeuf @lsitongia
          last edited by lduboeuf 16 Feb 2023, 22:37

          Should be doable more clean ( not in UI) with new backend.
          But still need to be implemented.
          https://github.com/sailfishos/nemo-qml-plugin-contacts provides one, we might take a look.

          For the source code of QtPIM, with clickable qtcreator properly configured and F1 gives some info.

          Or online ( doc are in cpp files ) : https://codebrowser.dev/qt5/qtpim/

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            chris_bavaria @lool_lauris
            last edited by chris_bavaria 21 Feb 2023, 13:11

            @lool_lauris
            With Thunderbird I have now found a solution.
            When creating a new contact, TB always generates the display name in the form "First Name Last Name".
            This can be corrected in Settings->Advanced->Configuration.

            mail.addr_book.displayName.lastnamefirst -> true
            The last name is set first in the display name.
            This only applies to newly created contacts.

            mail.addr_book.lastnamefirst -> 1
            The address book is sorted by last name, first name (even if you already have contacts).

            Since I use the "Cardbook" addon in Thunderbird, I have
            Right click on the Cardbook Address Book -> Edit Address Book -> Miscellaneous -> Generate Friendly Names

            The default setting there are:
            ({{1}} |)({{2}} |)({{3}} |)({{4}} |)({{5}} |)({{6}} |)({ {7}}|)

            Here is the appropriate setting:
            ({{4}}, |)({{1}} |)({{2}} |)({{3}} |)({{5}} |)({{6}} |)( {{7}}|)

            Click on the "Apply to" button and select the desired address book.
            After synchronization, all my addresses in UT are now sorted by last name and the display name is "Last Name, First Name"
            For me this question is solved ๐Ÿ‘ :beaming_face_with_smiling_eyes:

            Redmi Note 9 pro (UT 20.04 OTA-5) with Legion5 (Ubuntu 23.10)

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              lduboeuf @chris_bavaria
              last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 13:18

              @chris_bavaria
              :), how do you sync contacts with your TB ?.
              But when you will edit a contact. the displayName will be changed according to FirstName + LastName

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                chris_bavaria @lduboeuf
                last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 13:33

                @lduboeuf
                I'm using syncevolution and I created the configuration in the terminal with "--template webdav". My address book is a vCard 3.0.
                Only the "Display name" field is used in the UT address book. As far as I found out the fields "First Name" "Last Name" are not used/displayed.
                After the change in Thunderbird, I synchronized my contacts with the Radicale server (starts local in background with TB) and the subsequent syncevolution sync on UT refreshed all contacts.
                If desired, I can make my configuration for the address book available as a new Topic.

                Redmi Note 9 pro (UT 20.04 OTA-5) with Legion5 (Ubuntu 23.10)

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                  lduboeuf @chris_bavaria
                  last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 14:50

                  @chris_bavaria
                  so you export your contacts to a vcard file from TB ( which is on your PC) to UT and then sync with Evolution ?

                  I ask, because i'm working on the new contact backend, and don't know a lot about that use case.
                  Evolution will be disabled apparently, so i wonder how that kind of task will be done later

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                    chris_bavaria @lduboeuf
                    last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 15:27

                    @lduboeuf
                    I have a small, slim service running on my PC Linux, which I start as soon as I call Thunderbird:
                    https://radicale.org/v3.html
                    Please DO NOT disable Syncevolution!
                    Syncevolution also synchronizes all calendars.
                    Here's how I set up my sync:

                    syncevolution --create-database backend=evolution-contacts database=addressbook
                    syncevolution --configure --template webdav username=chris password=123456789 syncURL=http://192.168.188.21:5232 keyring=no target-config@radicale
                    syncevolution --configure backend=evolution-contacts database=contacts @default addressbook
                    #syncevolution --configure backend=contacts database=contacts @default addressbook
                    # hier die Datenbank ID aus radicale dem Adressbuch zuordnen
                    syncevolution --configure database=http://192.168.188.21:5232/chris/cb7491ce-2181-a6cb-b3e4-ab25d8241d35/ backend=carddav target-config@radicale addressbook
                    syncevolution --configure --template SyncEvolution_Client Sync=None syncURL=local://@radicale username= password= radicale addressbook
                    syncevolution --configure sync=two-way backend=evolution-contacts database=addressbook radicale addressbook
                    syncevolution --sync slow radicale addressbook
                    # [ERROR] remote device ID 'syncevolution-01550ce8-4e8b-4ecb-b381-6538a552feb3' in config does not match the one from the peer 'syncevolution-33965ac5-3011-40cc-931e-7327cdfae0ea' - incorrect configuration?!
                    # Die ID in der ~/.config/syncevolution/radicale/config.ini laut Fehlermeldung austauschen ;-)
                    # anschlieรŸend sollte mit <$syncevolution --sync slow radicale addressbook> die Synchronisatino in beide Richtungen erfolgen
                    

                    Redmi Note 9 pro (UT 20.04 OTA-5) with Legion5 (Ubuntu 23.10)

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                      Bocephus @lduboeuf
                      last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 19:14

                      @lduboeuf No, it will not be confusing; it will be a lot better than the current condition in any case.

                      Whoever thought sorting by first name was a good idea anyway? That is just not done, unless you are 5 years old and your only contacts are "Dad", "Gjammy" and "Mom".

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                        lduboeuf @chris_bavaria
                        last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 22:00

                        @chris_bavaria said in Contacts sorting:

                        Please DO NOT disable Syncevolution!

                        cc @mardy ๐Ÿ™‚

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                          lduboeuf @Bocephus
                          last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 22:04

                          @bocephus said in Contacts sorting:

                          Whoever thought sorting by first name was a good idea anyway? That is just not done, unless you are 5 years old and your only contacts are "Dad", "Gjammy" and "Mom".

                          Not an issue for me, but probably not a heavy contact user. User should have the choice yes, that feature is common in address book managements system but the dev impact seems quite heavy.

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                            lduboeuf @lduboeuf
                            last edited by 21 Feb 2023, 22:35

                            @lduboeuf BTW if any developers around, address-book-app is very easy to test at least with clickable ide qtcreator, and we can work with our real data. Show in Phone mode and Desktop.

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                              arubislander @lduboeuf
                              last edited by 23 Feb 2023, 10:42

                              @lduboeuf said in Contacts sorting:

                              @lduboeuf BTW if any developers around, address-book-app is very easy to test at least with clickable ide qtcreator, and we can work with our real data. Show in Phone mode and Desktop.

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