Hi!
I'm doing one right now, however I can't guarantee it'll be any good or that it'll be done anytime soon. I guess what I'm trying to do is just what you describe - a siple multisync interface to other external syncing programs that may be written in any language. I'm also trying to solve that exact problem from the link in the first post, namely to enable MultiSync to work with Mozilla Calendar .ics files, possibly on a webDAV. The reason I want to do it this way is that I feel that there are certain aspects of syncing (like get/put on a webDAV and .ics file parsing) that are simple enough to be adequately filled by small scripts in higher level languages, like for example python. Also, if a simple script interaction multisync plugin existed, this could be put to good use by people with good ideas but are unable to build a C API for multisync (which actually proved quite tricky... :-). Maybe then people would feel more inclined to contribute to multisync and hopefully we would see even more integration and cross-talk among our favorite gadgets and programs.
Best wishes to all! /Joel Hedlund
Matt Kay wrote:
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Lol. That seems an equally good way of doing it: it is a bit less user-friendly but allows for ssl transfers or transfers to nfs shares etc., so is more flexible, and allows for a bit of tidy-up as you suggest.
What do the developers think about the idea of producing a plugin along the lines of the two posts above?
Best wishes, Matt
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