From: Gerik H. <gh...@gm...> - 2006-05-04 09:31:37
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Hi Conrad, nice to hear, that it works at last. I have already checked out and compile= d=20 the svn versions but didn't have the time so far to test it! Am Mittwoch, 3. Mai 2006 11:56 schrieb Conrad Wolf: > Hi list! >=20 > Yeppie! After applying the wbxml2-patch I finally managed to sync my > Nokia 6630 to evolution via USB. I'm using libopensync-0.18, > libopensync-plugin-evolution2-0.18 and a fairly recent svn version of > the syncml-obex-client. >=20 > I can create contacts and appointments in evolution as well as on the > phone and they'll be properly synchronized. It also works to change an > entry on the phone or in evolution and synchronize. However, I've still > some issues with umlauts, alarms and recurrences. >=20 > If I add a contact or an appointment with German umlauts (=C3=A4, =C3=B6,= =C3=BC, ...) > in evolution, after synchronization the umlauts appear kind of scrambled > on the phone. If I add umlauts on the phone, they are transfered > correctly to evolution. I figure that it has something to do with > evolution's export functions, because the same problem occurs when I > export my contacts from evolution as vcards. Is this a known problem and > is there anything I can do about it? This problem is caused by the use of utf8 encoding on your PC and iso8859 o= n=20 the phone. If you copy the vcf's manually to the phone you can convert them= =20 using iconv. There seem to be converters already integrated into the code as the working= =20 transfer from phone to pc shows. So it's propably a minor bug? Regards Gerik |