Re: [Opensync-users] Nokia 6300 produces obex errors 68, 64

[Daniel G. <dg...@su...>]

On Sunday 06 January 2008 02:41:52 Jason Grant wrote:
> I have a Nokia 6300 which emcounters obex errors as shown below when
> performing a slow sync over bluetooth. =A0The syncml log extract below
> shows what happens if I perform a slow sync on contacts (obex error 68).
> If I instead do a slow sync on notes only, I get similar results, only
> with obex error 64.

68 (0x44) - Not found
64 (0x40) - Bad Request

(jfyi, in latest SVN i finally made those obex errors human readable ;))

>
> I'm using opensync 0.35 and libsyncml 0.4.5 - both custom compiled for
> my fedora 8 box.
>
> My opensync config is also shown below. =A0I am certain that bluetooth
> channel, etc., is correct (I get sensible feedback from the phone - e.g.
> sync starting), and have tried many permutations of version, wbxml,
> etc., but am confident that these are now correct. =A0I've also used
> identifiers "PC Suite", "PC Suite Data Sync", "Nokia PC Suite".
>
> I am not sure how to proceed now - tips appreciated. =A0I note that others
> are reporting similar issues with the 6300, but no guidance has been
> forthcoming on this list. =A0I am a developer, and would be happy to do
> more troubleshooting, given advice on how to proceed.

I already asked some people to provide traffic dump from synchronization fr=
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the PC Suite with the Nokia 6300. Unfortunately they even hit this problem=
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with the vendor software. Could you try if sync works with the PC Suite? If=
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so, could you provide the information about your firmware ( *#0000# ) and=20
provied caputred traffic (fell free to sent me this directly - it will=20
contain sensitive information like IMEI.

http://libsyncml.opensync.org/wiki/obex-guide#USBTrafficsnifffromvendorsoft=
ware

Another issue could be that authentication is required to sync? Could you=20
(double) check your settings if you set username/password for=20
synchronization? If so, please disable authentication, authentication isn't=
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well tested in libsyncml. The mobile should response with 0x43 (Forbidden),=
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but often they do (at least nokia series 40) 0x44 (Not found).

best regards,
Daniel