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    Alter existing signature via setdefaultsignature.py

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    • mcdaniels
      mcdaniels last edited by

      Hi,
      If I set the signatures via setdefaultsignature.py, is it possible to alter this signatures by using setdefaultsignature.py for the concerning user again, or will I have to delete the signature within the deskapp/webapp fist?

      Thanks!

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      • tosty
        tosty last edited by

        Running setdefaultsignature.py again overwrites the previous signature (created with setdefaultsignature.py).

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        • mcdaniels
          mcdaniels last edited by

          Hm, really … for me that did not work… I have to retry…

          THX btw.

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          • mcdaniels
            mcdaniels last edited by

            Just tested again. If I run setdefaultsignature.py via example_wrapper.sh <username> again, it is NOT overwriting an existing kopano signature.

            It says:
            Running for <username>
            Default Signature already exists.

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            • ichi123
              ichi123 @mcdaniels last edited by

              For everyone with the same problem:

              I was facing the same problem and commented out the two columns in the file “setdefaultsignature.py”:

                  #if webappsettings['settings']['zarafa']['v1']['contexts']['mail']['signatures']['all'].get(signatureid):
                  #    print 'Default Signature already exists.'
              

              Thereafter, the signatures will be overwritten during execution.
              Please note that when executing “example_wrapper.sh” without a given user, all signatures will be overwritten.

              I assume no liability for the fact that everything works ;-P

              Sorry for digging but it helped me a lot.

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