Re: [Evolution] Re: LDIF importer



By using the following on the command line

cat <file.ldif> | tr -d '\015' > <newfile.ldif>

Hope that helps.

 --- Howard Jacobson <jacobson redhat com> wrote:
I seem to have the same problem.  What method did
you use to remove the <cr>s?

HAJ

steve hnizdur wrote:

Thanks for the response.

The ldif file was created on M$ and so it had
<cr><lf>
line terminators. Got rid of the <cr>s and
everything
seems to be OK now.

This begs the question, why didn't the importer
either
complain about the file format or preferably just
do
the job? 

Hopefully many people will be bringing data from
the 
other side and requiring them to alter the data
first
presents an unnecessary barrier.

I've not tried importing from Outlook, as I don't
use
it,  but is there a similar problem there?


--- Zot O'Connor <zot zotconsulting com> wrote: 

When I got it to work it took 5 tries.  It did
work
on an addressbook
from netscape.


On Thu, 2001-12-06 at 05:57, steve hnizdur wrote:

I have just started to use evolution on a Redhat

7.2

system with evolution 1.0.

I have tried to import a file in ldif format into
contacts and nothing happened other than a
message
saying the importer wasn't ready and would try

again

in 5 seconds. No importing was done. I created
the
ldif file from netscape on another machine.

Are there any issues over the use of this

importer?




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