doesn't match.
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Yanshuang found that Evolution and ScheduleWorld do not quite agree on
the interpretation of EXDATE:
http://bugzilla.moblin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1805#c4
The server sends a recurring meeting relative
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Does that look right?
Hah, no-one dared to say anything! You missed your chance to spot a
weakness in the code above, caught by the SyncEvolution
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] http://www.synthesis.ch/sync2 via libsoup: Connection terminated
unexpectedly
funambol successful
zyb: failed
The known anchor problem.
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program. You don't have to implement it for sync.
I appreciate your help - maybe these questions have been answered
somewhere already. :)
No, not in detail. So it's worth doing this on the list :-)
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the response. Exposing this in the API would make it unnecessarily
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SyncEvolution return multiple results?
No. There's exactly one response for each incoming message.
I ask this because there's a final out parameter for process().
That signals end-of-connection, not final response for this message.
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: I already mentioned Mac OS X. Windows anyone?
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the software to compile is the bigger problem ;-)
FWIW, there SyncEvolution is getting packaged for F-11:
http://bugzilla.moblin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=5061
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needlessly affected by this performance problem when
switching between configs (#5388, assigned to Jussi)
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Marcel Holtmann wrote:
inside BlueZ, ConnMan, oFono etc. we are using libgdbus which is a nice
and small helper library for writing D-Bus servers in C without any big
extra
at some point by server
3. the client now owns an interface instance which has methods for
editing the config, starting a sync, backup/restore
4. the client makes one or more config changes
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you have an update for us on this
issue?
The next chance to get ZYB.com included is 0.9.1, sometime in September.
If you can't get it fixed, perhaps we should look into disabling the
anchor check in the SyncML client? That should work around the issue.
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is applied to the Session and not saved
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* split data transformation part out of libsynthesis
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tending to user questions and even longer delays for you.
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this would be to get access to a
Horde server and help from the Horde developers in diagnosing this
issue. Do you think that this could be arranged?
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). Currently the implementation raises a
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Hello!
FYI, here's a clarification for the config handling in the new D-Bus
API.
commit f549ce9468fd7950845699f7b3db685941a0e325
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D-Bus API: unset property clarification
Unset properties
Hello!
Is this API okay? It's in the dbus-api branch, please comment and/or
suggest further patches.
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D-Bus API: added support for monitoring presence of servers
our testing would result in several
questions that only a Horde developer can answer.
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synchronize mail via SyncML. Can't you use IMAP? It's a much
more suitable protocol.
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I'll do that myself under the
LGPL that currently covers it, then Synthesis can later sanction that
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to it and work around its limitations?
For the scenario that there are many accounts for one server, the new scheme
remains the same as the old scheme to create one server config for each
account, right?
Yes. But this is unlikely, isn't it?
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opening calendar: Unknown error
That's a local EDS problem. Can you check that syncevolution without
parameters lists a calendar? Can
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# Controls password storage. Changing this setting does not
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#
# config - store passwords
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So what does the sync-ui check at the moment? Is the diable sync
because unconnected an --enable-gui=moblin exclusive feature because we
only support ConnMan?
Yes, although without any compile time checks. I
not complete) servers. Currently we are not testing
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I'll continue to work on the sync-related methods. Because this is in a
different part of the file, we should be able to merge changes easily.
Hurray! It syncs! Spending some time
'evolutionsource' named 'source_name'
No. In this case, CheckSource() really means check the source settings
currently in place (permanently or temporarily) for a source like
addressbook.
So we define 2 new APIs for this issue instead of doing them in
getConfig/setConfig?
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in the 'addressbook' directory can be removed, including the directory
if it is empty afterwards. See the implementation of the --remove
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around the problem by writing
some glue code (Session::getConfig, Session::getReports, ...). I don't
want to make the makeMethodEntry calls any more complex while there
still is a chance to make them simpler.
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also allow us to bind arbitrary functions, not just class members.
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if not. Would make checkPassword() more
tricky, of course.
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Once the user is logged in and the keyring is unlocked, the user has
access to the passwords. Asking for the user password again isn't going
to secure the data, it just makes our own app harder to use.
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have changed and .other.ini is still intact. relevant is a
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ignoring the the session ID was valid (The caller is responsible for
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other method calls.
We still need to define some D-Bus exceptions as part of the API. Jussi
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Congu suggested the following example command:
./syncml-ds-tool --port BtMac BtChannel --sync text/x-vcard Contacts
The corresponding SyncEvolution configuration (which must be created
first) can be set up
).
This morning I implemented a rudimentary HTTP server in Python which
uses the SyncEvolution Connection D-Bus API to pass messages into
SyncEvolution. I'm still in the process of figuring out how to interact
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There is also a server config sample in the sysync_SDK/configs
subdirectory (that's the one I have used in my tests).
This morning I implemented a rudimentary HTTP server in Python which
uses the SyncEvolution Connection D-Bus API
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At the moment I can start a sync session, but SessionStep() returns an
error at some point. Need to look more closely into that before I can
say more...
I need to adapt to the reversed order of GOTDATA/NEEDDATA. Stay tuned...
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comes with a native SyncEvolution .rpm preinstalled, so there's
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when
raw message dumping is enabled (= higher log level). It might be
worthwhile to dump it also at lower levels.
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changing
model/
manufacturer/
into
manufacturerSonyEricsson/manufacturer
modelK750i/model
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in libsoup
doesn't get back anything from the server. This is something which has
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I couldn't answer this without looking into the problem more thoroughly.
The result is in the gdbus-cxx branch. This is still experimental. I
need to split it up into smaller commits, want to set the ASYNC flag
automatically (should
installation, follow the
http://syncevolution.org/documentation/getting-started steps.
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just a short egoistic notice: There seem to be no lpia packages for
syncevolution 0.9.
That's an oversight, my apologies. I've moved the build environment from
estamos.de
it only
supports the standard options of unittest.main() (see --help).
dbus-monitor buffers its output and doesn't flush it when exiting, which
means that output is lost. Stupid dbus-monitor. No solution :-/
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then the only suggestion I have is to wait until we had a chance to do
interoperability testing with Oracle. Perhaps we'll learn something from
it that applies to your setup or find a real problem.
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But this code here works:
m_object.add(static_castTest2 *(this), Test2::test2, Private);
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dbus-monitor buffers its output and doesn't flush it when exiting, which
means that output is lost. Stupid dbus-monitor. No solution :-/
dbus-monitor has broken SIGINT handling and no handling of SIGTERM.
Because of its brokeness, distros
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What do you think about this?
As there were no cries of outrage, I went ahead and improved the test
script. While extending the tests I already found different issues in
the implementation:
* Server.GetConfigs() missing
, can you backport this to the master branch in libsynthesis on
moblin.org so that we can include it in 0.9.1? I would have done it
myself but ran out of time today.
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For the development version leading towards 1.0, please use:
* dbus-api in the syncevolution repo
* multilib in the libsynthesis repo
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myFUNAMBOL doesn't support detached recurrences, as far as I know.
What you have sent to the server is a VEVENT with the same UID as the
recurring event plus a RECURRENCE-ID
. It applies to the current master branch, but
should also work with the 0.9 sources when you patch the file
src/syncevo/EvolutionSyncClient.cpp.
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Can you compare whether different libs are used? Run
ldd /usr/bin/syncevolution and then ldd on your self-compiled
binary. Any relevant differences?
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changed so that it commits
into syncevolution-0-9-x. I merged master (=
syncevolution-0-9-x) into dbus-api, and the plan is to move
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For those of you running the 0.9.1 beta announced last week, please
update to beta 2. The bug hunt is still on, so please test
-client-do-it-yourself-style/
[8] http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.mobile.syncevolution/136
[9] http://syncevolution.org/development/pim-data-synchronization-why-it-so-hard
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I'm posting here because I hope that an interested developer or
maintainer will step up and take over packaging for Maemo. You can be
sure that this will have full support when it comes to merging patches
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Local Rejections: That would be solved by adding a superdatastore in
SyncEvolution as pointed by Patrick, this will goto my todo list.
http://bugzilla.moblin.org/show_bug.cgi?id=4611
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a sync. That
should show whether it is a low-level network problem.
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I've created an issue for this, but feel free to respond here.
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Ubuntu now has a native package for SyncEvolution. Can you reproduce it
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There are some known issues, see below. The more issues get reported
and fixed, the sooner there will be a 0.9.2 maintenance update, so keep
the reports coming.
I wondered whether I should delay 0.9.1, but then decided against it
because
a SyncEvolution config template for Funambol installed
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tested the code. So you think the
SafeConfigNode::escape(): did not work correctly for strings with ! in
them patch doesn't solve that issue?
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uri = note
no type info.
That's okay. The default type for memo is in the code, so the template
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I'm asking because strictly speaking, we shouldn't be using /usr/etc,
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of them merged into master up to and including
synevo-dbus-server: Session.Sync() signature fix.
Yongsheng, this is in your area of work, so would you mind reviewing the
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On Tue, 2009-11-03 at 22:38 +, Oskar Welzl wrote:
This is with 0.9 and Evolution 2.26.3
Can you upgrade to 0.9.1, released yesterday? Perhaps we really made
some relevant change between 0.9 and 0.9.1, although I don't remember
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Hermuelheimer Strasse 8a Phone: +49-2232-2090-30
50321 Bruehl Fax: +49-2232-2090-29
Germany
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