Re: [Opensync-users] syncml and o2/genion

[airflow <air...@gm...>]

Michael Bell wrote:
> 
> ... I don't understand this ... :(
> 
> Please describe clearly what you configured. Example:
> [...]
> 
> Again please note, that the whole SyncML over HTTP stuff only works in 
> newest SVN releases. Compatibility with some servers is tested and 
> phones with SyncML over HTTP clients are rare (except of UIQ).
> 

The last days I tested opensync with version 0.22. First I tested between my
PC and my phone over bluetooth, which works more or less (I'm still fiddling
around and will probably post one or more questions regarding little
problems I still have the next days). I used the evo-plugin and the
syncml-obex-client plugin for that.

Then I saw that there is also a plugin to use syncml over http. I thought
I'll add it as the third member of the sync-group. My phone (Nokia E51) also
has the capability to sync over http directly from the phone (via UMTS or
WLAN). This works fine, so I used the same settings as on the phone. I sync
towards a server from the provider, which enables use of mail/SMS webtools
with acccess to all my contacts, which is neat.

The settings for this third member are:
plugin: syncml-http-server
Serverversion: 1.1
Serveraddress: http://sync.A1.net/
Port: 80
Username: myuser
Password: mypassword

You wrote that it works only with the SVN-version, which I don't have in
place. So it's probably a bad idea to try this again until I have moved to
upcoming version 4. On the other hand, I still don't quite get the thing
with the port - what would be the right setting in this case? I just noticed
there is also a plugin syncml-http-client - i should probably have used this
plugin, right.. :/

BTW, are there plans to add a function --delmember to the msynctool? Because
currently the only way to remove a member is to remove the whole group and
recreate the members.

Best Regards,
airflow
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