Le jeudi 18 juin 2015 à 16:38 +0100, Graham Cobb a écrit : > On 16/06/15 13:27, Daniel CLEMENT wrote: > > I was more or less forced to try the various SyncML services supported > > by Syncevolution lately. I thought perhaps I could share some remarks I > > have made about them. > > Good review. Thanks. > > I am wondering why you don't consider running your own server, with > syncevolution providing the access for the phone and either mastering > your data or synchronising with some other service which does. > > I am sure there is a good reason but I am interested to know why using a > commercial SyncML service is the best option for you. > > Graham > > [...] I can't deny I like the idea. But I lack the knowledge and the expertise.
Also, I don't have a PC running all the time. I do have a NAS (Synology), where I can add preconfigured packages. And since it's basically a Linux box, I could also Telnet into it, though it frightens me a bit. But I'm not sure it would be possible to turn it into a SyncML server. Moreover--don't know if it matters--I don't have a fixed IP, and I use a DDNS server to access it remotely. That makes a lot of "ifs"... -- Daniel CLEMENT _______________________________________________ SyncEvolution mailing list [email protected] https://lists.syncevolution.org/mailman/listinfo/syncevolution
