Hi, >I have set up akonadi, just to see how it works. Created one Vcard and >added the resource in akonadi (Personal Contacts). Installed >kaddressbook, and enabled Personal Contacts. My Vcard shows up in >kaddressbook. :)
Can you provide me a sample of your vcard (change the name and details first) and how you added them to akonadi? My guess is that it does not match any contact category, so SFLPhone KDE just ignore them, but I will have to look deeper into this. > Also, when I start the kde client it states "No registered accounts" at > the bottom, but when I open Settings > Configure > Accounts > MyAccount > it shows "Status REGISTERED" I will fix that > After one of the recent updates from git I had to remove the > sflphone-kde-clientrc file to be able to save any changed the settings - > just for info. That happen for every KDE app once in a while. In the early days of KDE4, I had to flush them almost everyday. The KDE KConfigSkeleton update path probably failed during the writeConfig() call. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Andrew Myers" <[email protected]> To: "Emmanuel Lepage" <[email protected]>, [email protected] Sent: Friday, June 8, 2012 10:57:15 AM Subject: SFLPhone KDE I have set up akonadi, just to see how it works. Created one Vcard and added the resource in akonadi (Personal Contacts). Installed kaddressbook, and enabled Personal Contacts. My Vcard shows up in kaddressbook. :) Unfortunately it does not show in the Contacts pane. Not sure why. Also, when I start the kde client it states "No registered accounts" at the bottom, but when I open Settings > Configure > Accounts > MyAccount it shows "Status REGISTERED" After one of the recent updates from git I had to remove the sflphone-kde-clientrc file to be able to save any changed the settings - just for info. Cheers Andrew _______________________________________________ SFLphone mailing list [email protected] http://lists.savoirfairelinux.net/mailman/listinfo/sflphone
