[Opensync-users] Some success with Nokia6680 SyncML via Bluetooth

[Daniel P. <da...@ri...>]

G'day.  Using the Ubuntu packages kindly provided by Matthias Jahn I
have been somewhat successful in getting a sync between my Nokia 6680
and my Linux system.

Thank you *very* much for this -- this is a great step forward, and I am
looking forward to things polishing off; it is great to see the progress
that OpenSync is making.

A sync between the phone and a file target runs smoothly, but trynig to
sync KDE-PIM seems to have problems.

Having checked the bug tracker, it looks like the KDE-PIM, or possibly
SyncML, side of things isn't working right at the moment.

The specific errors I hit are:

All conflicts have been reported
Error writing entry libkcal-256941553.509 to member 1: content type was not configured
Mapping Write Error: content type was not configured

(Member 1 is the SyncML client connected to the Nokia 6680)


Also:

The sync failed: Unable to write one or more objects
Error synchronizing: Unable to write one or more objects
Pipe closed! Exiting.
Pipe closed! Exiting.
QFile::writeBlock: Write operation not permitted

The final error looks like something has failed to write out data as
expected.


So, is this expected - are the KDE and SyncML plugins currently
incompatible, or is this something else?

Regards,
        Daniel
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