Hey, did you try to use the urlencoded username and password? @ -> %40, etc.
This way csync should be able to parse it right. In the longrun, we maybe should switch to libowncloudsync (part of ownclound- client) and also have featuers like get public url, share, etc. See https://github.com/owncloud/mirall/pull/42 sandro -- Am Dienstag, 12. März 2013, 18:17:07 schrieb Craig Sawyer: > Tom, > > You are correct, it does! But it doesn't accept @ characters as usernames > (or other funky characters), and it does not have any way to handle > self-signed, or * signed SSL certificates, amongst other things. It > doesn't support proxies (tho at the moment the python version doesn't > either), etc, etc. > > My two reasons for writing this were the requirement of non-traditional > static IP certificates, and email addresses as usernames. They are > required for my hundreds of users environment. > > -Craig >
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