Re: [Opensync-users] 6230i bluetooth sync with KDE

[Armin B. <arm...@de...>]

Rainer Lay wrote:
> 
> Armin Bauer wrote:
> 
>>Rainer Lay wrote:
>>
>>>Hi Armin,
>>>
>>>what should I use? :-)
>>>
>>>I tried irmc and could find the device, but the button "test connection"
>>>always returned false. I tried several channels - without success. BTW,
>>>I had no idea, which channel to use; a hint at this place would be useful.
>>>
>>
>>i dont know if there is a standard channel to use. But we are planning
>>to implement a device detector at some point that will then be able to
>>tell which channel has to be used.
>>
>>But until then its more guessing or asking for help :)
> 
> OK, but which channel do I need? I have:

Hmm good question :)

> OBEX File Transfer
> OBEX Object Push

one of these for irmc probably

> Audio Gateway
> COM 1
> Dial-up
> Nokia PC Suite
> SIM Access
> SyncML Client

and this one for syncml i guess

> Voice Gateway
> 
> 
> 
>>>regarding syncml: I could only find setting for a web server, which
>>>seems not adequate for my little handy -> I have no idea, how to connect
>>>my handy via syncml.
>>
>>normally there is a "Sync" menu item where you can enter stuff like
>>username, password, url, database name. If you phone has such a item
>>(might be hidden somewhere deep) it should work with syncml over http.
> 
> OK, I found something.
> 
> 
>>>This all is based on multisync 0.82 (SuSE version).
>>>I also tried to download 0.90 with plugins, but I couldn't compile the
>>>irmc-sync plugin: after autoconf and automake, I get:
>>>plugins/irmc-sync> ./configure
>>>./configure: line 1304: syntax error near unexpected token `foreign'
>>>./configure: line 1304: `AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE(foreign)'
>>>
>>
>>what does automake --version return?
>>
> 
> After finding the syncml-guide, I tried autoreconf -fsi, which did the
> job. But I have a libsoup 2.2.6 already installed. Can I use this one
> instead of your patched version?

No, the patched version is needed at the moment since it adds a new api
to libsoup.

we are currently in talks with the libsoup maintainer to get the patches
accepted upstream.

> 
> rgds, Rainer