Hello! I am currently looking for a Linux replacement for Gigaset QuickSync [1]. QuickSync is a tool to sync contacts with a cordless phone (not a cell phone). I thought SyncEvolution might be the obvious candidate for this.
The cordless phone talks BlueTooth, but not SyncML. I just figured out that one can feed contacts to it by pushing 2.1 vCards one by one over BlueTooth. I am currently only interested Desktop → Phone sync. Since SyncEvolution over Bluetooth won’t work, I thought I could at least use SyncEvolution to convert my Evolution addressbook to a set of vCard files in 2.1 format. As far as I understand, I’d normally need backend-to-backend sync (Evolution → file). IIRC, that’s not yet implemented. So I thought about setting up a local SyncEvolution server with the file backend. But it seems that it isn’t possible to sync syncevolution with syncevo-http-server on the same machine. So is there a way to achieve what I try to do using SyncEvolution? Maybe someone can push me into the right direction. Thanks, Frederik [1] http://gigaset.com/de/de/cms/PageQuickSync.html _______________________________________________ SyncEvolution mailing list SyncEvolution@syncevolution.org http://lists.syncevolution.org/listinfo/syncevolution
