Hi, On my debian testing machines I am trying to realize syncevolution by implementing the http-server howto of the development-pages:
On the server I Issue the commands: syncevo-dbus-server & and /usr/bin/syncevo-http-server http://192.168.6.2:9000/syncevolution (All sources are files configured according to the method I described in my post at march 23rd) When I enter the address " http://192.168.6.2:9000/syncevolution"; in browsers on both the server(192.168.6.2) and client machine(192.168.6.3) a page containing the comforting phrase "SyncEvolution SyncML Server" appears. When I try to connect (and synchronise) from the client machine, using "syncevolution servername" the connection fails at an early stage with an error: "could not allocate SoupMessage" and not even any reaction on the prompt of the server machine where the syncevo-http-server-process is running (e.g. to verify the ID mentioned in steps 8-10 of the HOWTO) Any idea what might be wrong or what I should investigate further to get things working? PS. I want to get this working because: The Bluetooth-obex solution between the ics-file on computer and N900 is failing lately: I cannot get it working from the preferred OS again. From the syncevolution pages I got the impression that this is due to a known and bug in the BT-NokiaSyncMLserver system outside the scope of syncevolution? Also a HTTP route feels more reliable and versatile than BT. Regards, Hans de Jonge
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