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Yes, another address book question!

T

TWGMedia

Guest
The other day we switched a client account to a domain account under another client. Our process was:

1) backup domain using the Plesk backup utlity
2) Delete client
3) create new domain under new client
4) Restore backup

Everything worked great *BUT* no client address books in Horde/webmail transferred apparently.

Anyone have a suggestion? Bueller? Anyone?

Where are the address books stored in 7.5.3 anyways? I was guessing /etc/psa-horde/turba or something

Thanks.

Kevin
 
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