From: Daniel G. <dg...@su...> - 2006-03-14 18:57:17
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On Tuesday 14 March 2006 18:45, Matthew Kay wrote: > I successfully configured and built the gnokii-sync plugin and created a > test group with file-sync as the other member. I configured the > gnokii-sync member with the same values as my working .gnokiirc: > > <config> > <connection>bluetooth</connection> > <port>00:E0:03:5F:5F:6D</port> > <model>series60</model> > </config> Hmmm.. strange. Which other (special) options do you have to set in your gnokiirc? Maybe an option in gnokii-sync is missing. > > > However, the sync doesn't work. The trace shows the following: > > [1142357598.615308] +++++++++ This is the client #1 (gnokii-sync plugin) > of group gnoktest +++++++++ > [1142357598.710263] >>>>>>> client_message_handler(0x806ea30, > 0x806e698, 0x80656b8) > [1142357598.710287] [CLI] DEBUG: Client message handler called for > message "CONNECT" > [1142357598.710309] >>>>>>> osync_member_connect(0x8063b58, > 0xb7f1af30, 0x806e698) > [1142357598.710329] >>>>>>> connect(0x8069c48) > [1142357598.710347] >>>>>>> gnokii_comm_connect() > [1142357598.710605] <--- ERROR --- gnokii_comm_connect (libgnokii): > Function or connection type not supported by the phone. This error comes directly from libgnokii. We have to check why libgnokii didn't connect. I checked in a new version of gnokii-sync with a new debug option for libgnokii. Please build this latest version of gnokii-sync and updated your gnokii-sync configuration with: <config> ... <debug>on</debug> ... </config> In your case: <config> <connection>bluetooth</connection> <port>00:E0:03:5F:5F:6D</port> <model>series60</model> <debug>on</debug> </config> libgnokii will then print debug information to stderr. Which version of gnokii are you using? Appears in the libgnokii debug output something like: "Error in link initialisation" ? Thanks for testing :) Have fun! Daniel |