Firstly, I'm new to this code, so I'm not sure that my assumptions below hold
true.
I'm trying to sync a Sony Ericsson T610 with the KDE Addressbook, using the
sync_irmc_bluetooth and kdepim plugin.
The initial sync mostly worked OK, but added a few empty entries to the
phonebook, presumably ones with email addresses, even though the T610 will
store email addresses.
The crashing is occurring after I deleted those entries, and am trying another
sync.
I've isolated the problem to the fact that the irmc_sync plugin receives a
change event from the phone in the form 'H:155::000082000000' where, H stands
for Hard Delete, with no extra change data.
The pb_get_changes function has these lines,
if (type == 'D')
change->change_type = SYNC_OBJ_SOFTDELETED;
if (type == 'H')
change->change_type = SYNC_OBJ_HARDDELETED;
if (type == 'M' || objlen == 0)
change->change_type = SYNC_OBJ_MODIFIED;
Because there is no associated object data, objlen is 0. Why would you want to
reset the change type to modified, if the phone has clearly sent a 'hard
delete' message?
Is this a bug, or necessary behaviour?
Regards,
Jonathon Padfield
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