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The problem seem to be that eM Client 3 stores "PHOTO;ENCODING"s in a different format than Apple. The crash logs shows a stack trace shows:
ABVCardLexer nextUnicodeStringStopTokens:quotedPrintable:trim:
ABVCardLexer nextStringInEncoding:quotedPrintable:stopTokens:trim:
ABVCardLexer nextStringInEncoding:quotedPrintable:stopTokens:trim:
ABVCardLexer nextStringInEncoding:quotedPrintable:stopTokens:trim:
eM Card creates the record:
PHOTO;ENCODING="b";TYPE="image/jpeg";X-ABCROP-RECTANGLE=ABClipRect_1&0&320&640&640&
Apple's contact clients creates records like these:
PHOTO;ENCODING=b;TYPE=JPEG
The format mismatch and the stack trace makes it pretty clear what is going wrong. Deleting the encoded photo from the card created by eM Client stops the iOS and Mac OS contacts clients from crashing.
I have the complete CardDAV log for this problem if more information is required.
The server is DAViCal 0.9.9.3.
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Contact card with photo stored to CardDAV server from eM Client causes iOS and Mac OS contact clients to crash
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Hi Daniel,
I believe eM Client couldn't have uploaded the record
PHOTO;ENCODING="b";TYPE="image/jpeg";X-ABCROP-RECTANGLE=ABClipRect_1&0&320&640&640&
Firstly, all photos we upload are stored as "image/png". Secondly, "X-ABCROP-RECTANGLE" is a property used by Apple Address Book client.
You can send us the logs to support@emclient.com and we will verify the assumption.
Best regards,
Filip Navara-
Daniel August 23, 2011 21:33I've submitted a log excerpt to the address you mentioned. Thank you for investigating.EditDeleteRemove
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