[Opensync-users] Questions regarding data based filtering and some KDEPIM issues

[Achim S. <Ach...@mn...>]

Hi,

is there any possibility to restrict the sync from KDEPIM to the mobile phone 
to:
a) contacts which have at least ONE phone number (mobile, normal, ...)
b) events in calendar which are not in the past (or not older than xy days)

Possible Optimization:
a) would allow me to avoid filling my complete mobile phone book with entries 
that are only of interest for KDEPIM to send emails.

b) woud reduce the amount of checked calendar data --> also reduce amount of 
conflicted events (see my other email). The mysnctool (before openync) had an 
irm-sync option to filter event by their age.

##
I performed some edits in my KDEPIM address book, hit SAVE and sometimes even 
closed kontact, cleared my mobile phone address book BEFORE I performed a 
opensync sync session.

But I had the impression, that some contact entries in the mobile phone were 
created, which I removed BEFORE SAVE in kontact. 
--> I have the impression, that kdepim-sync takes some sort of cached data,
    which had not yet been updated

Is this a known problem? Or should I perform some more detailed experiments?

In case of already known
-> is there a workaround other then logout->login cycle?

((I removed several entries of telephone numbers without any name from 
kontact/addressbook hit SAVE and then synced --> but some entries in phone 
are still numbers without name -> something went wrong ==> my K750i reached 
the limit of 500 entries so that some other contact data werent written to 
K750i data))

##
My KDE addressbook is currently distributed to several resources.
I'd like to reorganize them to:
+ entries with at least names, numbers in resource A
+ entries with at least names, email   in resource B
+ all the rest                         in resource C

I found no entry to configure the storage position for a single entry.
Should I export my address book to some sort of CSV which I can then sort and 
reorganize with some external tool?


Thanks,
Achim
My Project:  http://www.isoaglib.org/
Contributed: http://www.umbrello.org/