On Sat, 2007-12-22 at 02:37 +0100, Guido Diepen wrote:
> > Patch away! Anything to lose error messages like these is a good
> > thing :)
> 
> Again, since multiple people are using the sync-engine regularly and I don't 
> want to commit something that will break the code, I supply the patch 
> manually. The reason for this is that i just started last week with python 
> and I want to be sure that what is svn still keeps working ;) I am pretty 
> sure that it is, but since I currently really need the exchange partnership 
> not to be deleted, I can't fully test it right now (i did some preliminary 
> tests with added return statements in the device_(dis)connect_cb functions 
> and they seemed to work without a problem). I will test that exchange 
> partnership problem later on for you though :)
> 
> Could you verify the attached patch and if it is working, could you either 
> notify me, and I will feel free to commit it :), or commit it yourself, 
> whatever is the easiest for you.
> 

Looks basically sane and seems to work well here! Thanks for that patch,
I have committed it in r3115 along with a little fix that should stop
Exchange server partnerships being clobbered - if you could verify this
at your end I would be grateful, also let me know if you see any adverse
effects.

Now I just need to find a way to stop Opensync cleanly if a user tries
to start one without either odccm running or a device connected. This
should be straightforward with Opensync 0.3x but is a bit more
problematic with the earlier versions....

        John.



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