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[Mitchell Reese <dev@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Louis, seems odd that it worked the first time, and not the second. 
Can you run the commands again, and post your output, starting with the 
initiating commands? It's not hard to add a database - you could also 
try simply adding 'personal'.

I've posted instructions for contact & calendar sync (as well as files) 
with Owncloud and Ubuntu Touch on my blog: 
http://mitchellreese.id.au/owncloud-sync-on-ubuntu-touch/

On my blog I've posted some scripts, as well as labelled each piece so 
you can see what it's doing. I'm currently syncing 3 calendars & 2 
address books with my Nexus 7 tablet from my Owncloud. Good luck with 
it, and please post back with your output if you need more help.

Mitchell

On 08/05/15 15:54, Louis Holbrook (for subscriptions only, don't use) wrote:
> I tried syncing my owncloud install with this very clear and informative
> guide:
>
> http://askubuntu.com/questions/606020/how-to-sync-contacts-and-the-calendar-on-ubuntu-touch-with-owncloud
>
> The first time it ran it seemed to work. It received the contacts from
> owncloud, and a bunch of "adding to addressbook"-lines were output. It
> terminated with something like:
>
> "E_BOOK_IS_... assert failed" (I since lost the specific flag name,
> hasn't happened since).
>
> Since then, I only get:
>
> "First ERROR encountered: error code from SyncEvolution fatal error
> (local, status 10500): @default/contacts: database not found:
> 'personal'"
>
> I tried with database name "contacts" too, since that's the name of the
> file in ~/.local/share/evolution/addressbooks/system/ but same thing
> happened.
>
> Do I have the wrong name of the address book, or did the first round
> wreck something that needs to be changed back, perhaps?