Thanks, Patrick, for your help. > As a first step, run the "--sync refresh-from-server" with "loglevel=4", > to get the actual data dumped into the N9's syncevolution-log.html file. > Look for a problematic event. Is it in the file?
I have three calendards totaling many hundreds of events (for 2012 only), so I'm shying away from this for now... But I did something simpler: I changed the description of an event with summary "Test" on the laptop, and synced (two-way) with loglevel=4. The result is in https://iis.uibk.ac.at/public/piater/syncevo/client_+for_+laptop-2012-07-13-12-15/. The log contains the following lines: [2012-07-13 12:15:17.788] cannot update record in database (sta=207) [2012-07-13 12:15:17.789] Database Error --> SyncML status 207 [2012-07-13 12:15:17.789] - Operation replace failed with SyncML status=207 Might this be related? The terminal output did not indicate any errors, but the event does not show on the N9 (neither before nor after the sync). > The "Generated" text/calendar is what gets passed to the N9's calendar > backend (KCal). My guess is that the import fails, triggers a bug in the > backend and/or storage. My experience tells me that such is probably the case, caused by a bogus event somewhere, which I may not be able to get around hunting down the hard way. > But why did you only update these libs and not the rest of > SyncEvolution? Are you perhaps on Debian Wheezy, which now has the > more recent libs but not yet SyncEvolution (currently triggers a > compiler bug on MIPS and thus is prevented from entering Wheezy)? Precisely. > You could rule out this mismatch as the root cause by installing > 1.2.99.2 from syncevolution.org. Deinstall the system's libsynthesis0, > libsmltk0 and syncevolution packages if apt[itude] doesn't do it > automatically. I was hoping this version would enter sid one of these days, but maybe I should not hold my breath and install from source. Thanks, Justus _______________________________________________ SyncEvolution mailing list [email protected] http://lists.syncevolution.org/listinfo/syncevolution
