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Hello,

I've been trying to avoid posting this problem since I didn't see anyone else with this, but it has come too far. I have hundreds of duplicates of contacts... By doing "contacts-tool list | sort -k 3" I've sorted that 4 contacts are the ones that are most replicated (like more than a hundred times each!).

I could delete then with a shell command that would get the ID after sorting them by name, etc etc etc, I'm familiar with Shell commands and pipes, but I'd like a solution, not a temporary fix.

Is anyone else having the same problem?!

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I've been trying to avoid posting this problem since I didn't see anyone else with this, but it has come too far. I have hundreds of duplicates of replicated contacts... By doing "contacts-tool list | sort -k 3" I've sorted that 4 contacts are the ones that are most replicated (like more than a hundred times each!).

I could delete then with a shell command that would get the ID after sorting them by name, etc etc etc, I'm familiar with Shell commands and pipes, but I'd like a solution, not a temporary fix.

Is anyone else having the same problem?!

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I've been trying to avoid posting this problem since I didn't see anyone else with this, but it has come too far. I have hundreds of replicated contacts... By doing "contacts-tool list | sort -k 3" I've sorted that 4 contacts are the ones that are most replicated (like more than a hundred times each!).

I could delete then with a shell command that would get the ID after sorting them by name, etc etc etc, I'm familiar with Shell commands and pipes, but I'd like a solution, not a temporary fix.

Is anyone else having the same problem?!

Thanks in advance.

Hello,

I've been trying to avoid posting this problem since I didn't see anyone else with this, but it has come too far. I have hundreds of replicated contacts... By doing "contacts-tool list | sort -k 3" I've sorted that 4 contacts are the ones that are most replicated (like more than a hundred times each!).

I could delete then with a shell command that would get the ID after sorting them by name, etc etc etc, I'm familiar with Shell commands and pipes, but I'd like a solution, not a temporary fix.

Is anyone else having the same problem?!

Thanks in advance.