Patrick Ohly wrote:
> Another test might be to set up syncing between file backends. For that
> replace the TDE datastores on the target side of your sync config with
> another file backend, like you did on the local side. If that also
> fails, then it should be a problem that is completely
Patrick Ohly wrote:
> LocalTransportAgent::storeSyncReport() is the parent side and logs "got
> child sync report" once the data made it across the local D-Bus
> connection. Do you see that when running with SYNCEVOLUTION_DEBUG and
> loglevel=10?
yes I see status=200 - everything went good, but
Patrick Ohly wrote:
> In case of a local sync, two processes are involved. You need to attach
> to syncevo-local-sync (gdb -p `pidof syncevo-local-sync`) and have a
> look where that one is stuck when the problem occurs.
Thanks again for the hint. I do not have that much experience in debugging
deloptes wrote:
>
> I think I have a problem with understanding the configuration and how I
> can create a test setup where I have a local sync server (file backend)
> and TDE PIM on the other side.
> It looks like it worked for addressbook, but trying to reproduce or extend
>
Thanks for all the information.
Patrick Ohly wrote:
> That confirms my theory: I bet your register_func object linked into
> both shared modules, and then each module registers both kinds of data.
>
> You need two registration files, one per module, and only register data
> provided by that
Patrick Ohly wrote:
> That confirms my theory: I bet your register_func object linked into
> both shared modules, and then each module registers both kinds of data.
>
> You need two registration files, one per module, and only register data
> provided by that module in the file.
I solved this -
Patrick Ohly wrote:
> On Wed, 2016-02-03 at 20:05 +0100, deloptes wrote:
>> Hi to all @syncevolution, sorry for bothering you, but I hope one could
>> save me some digging by answering my questions.
>> I thank you in advance for the patience and support.
>>
>>
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