Re: [Opensync-users] One ticket per week?

[Adrià C. M. <sso...@es...>]

A Dimecres, 22 d'abril de 2009 20:08:06, Dotan Cohen va escriure:
> >> Can this be used for syncing? The webpage is rather vague on the
> >> subject, though as they claim to support "multiple devices" it
> >> _should_ technically be possible.
> >
> > Yes it can.
> >
> > They support syncml 1.1 and 1.2, so if you have a client that suports it
> > they should work fine.
> >
> > Also:
> > >From the FAQ:
> >
> > Can I export my Mobical data?
> >
> > There is an export button at the top of the contacts and the
> > appointments view. Mobical exports all contacts in one vCard 2.1
> > (contacts.vcf) file and all appointments in one vCalendar 1.0
> > (appointments.vcs) file. You can also acquire your appointments in the
> > iCalendar 2.0 (ics.ics) format from https://www.mobical.net/mobical/ics
> > using your Mobical username and password.
>
> My issue is just the opposite: I want my data to go one way from
> KDEPIM to the phone. It appears that I could import vcard and
> vcalendar files that KDEPIM creates, but that means manually updating
> the entire contacts / calendar list any time there is a change. That
> would be several times per week.

Well, i know another alternative, which i've been using for a while, and it 
really works very nice even with kdepim.

It's scheduleworld

I don't know egroupware, but it seems a similar solution - and for free.
It's mainly focused to evolution, thunderbird, MS outlook and to syncML 
clients, but with a careful  setup of korganizer, kontact and syncevolution 
you can get them to work properly. A more detailed explanation on how to 
achieve it is explained in scheduleworld's wiki, and it has also a veru nice 
support forum.

It also features a web-based imap  client...