On Mon, 2012-04-23 at 14:22 +0200, Roth wrote: > Hi Patrick, > > > > I wanted to keep the calendars separately on the server. Because my > > > Android HTC is not supporting several calendars and addressbooks (I > > > guess), my idea was to sync changes from with my android to a specific > > > user on the Funambol server. And when I sync with Evolution with the > > > same user, I'll see the changes in the right calendar. Of am I wrong? > > > > So you have the same database in Funambol shared between multiple > > different users? I don't know how to configure Funambol like that, but > > I'll take your word for it. > Thanks for your trust. :-) I am wrong, I guess. > > My setup is like this: > On the Funambol server I have the following users: admin, cr, ccc. > I have also several SyncSources for calendar and contacts on the server: > card, card2, card3, card4, scard (I don't know which is for what, but > this is not the main issue here!) > cal, calccc, caltc, event, scal, stask, task.
If I remember correctly, a combination of "user + uri" selects the data, so that users don't share each others' data - unless you have found a way around that. > > The key point is that for SyncEvolution, a single username/password will > > grant access to all databases. That means that the SyncEvolution config > > can be simplified to this: > Okay, I understand. I can't differentiate between users and > SyncSources. All users have access to all SyncSources, correct? Each SyncML user has access to all uris, with his own data behind it. At least that's typically the case for a multi-user server like Funambol. SyncEvolution is different. > > username=<user> \ > > password=<password> \ > One of the users (cr, ccc) on the server, just to connect to the server, > correct? Right. > > calendar2/database=<calendar name> \ > Which name is this? calccc? The SyncSource on the server and the name of > the directory with the config.ini? "calendar2" is the name of the local source config. Better stop thinking about it as "the name of the local config.ini", that's an implementation detail. "database" is the property name. "<calendar name>" is the local database name, as printed by "syncevolution" without parameters, so *not* calccc. See http://syncevolution.org/documentation/syncevolution-usage for the terminology and the command line syntax. > > calendar2/uri=<second funambol uri for calendar> \ "calccc" would go here. > > calendar2/syncFormat=text/calendar \ > > calendar2/forceSyncFormat=1 \ > > addressbook2/database=<address book name> \ > > addressbook2/uri=<second funambol uri for addressbook> \ > > funambol calendar addressbook calendar2 addressbook2 > > Then sync all sources ("syncevolution funambol") or just the one you > > want ("syncevolution funambol calendar2"). > Do you mean, that the directory structure in my case is wrong and I have only > ~/.config/syncevolution/funambol$ You should have ~/.config/syncevolution/default and beneath it entries for shared source definitions and peers, one of them "funambol". The example you are giving is out-dated, please don't create config files like that. Better start from scratch and let the command line create the right files. -- Best Regards, Patrick Ohly The content of this message is my personal opinion only and although I am an employee of Intel, the statements I make here in no way represent Intel's position on the issue, nor am I authorized to speak on behalf of Intel on this matter. _______________________________________________ SyncEvolution mailing list [email protected] http://lists.syncevolution.org/listinfo/syncevolution
