Re: [Opensync-users] opie-sync

[Lonny S. <lo...@ba...>]

>> $ multisync-gui
>> The previous synchronization was unclean. Slow-syncing
>> Member 1 of type kdepim-sync just connected
>> Attempting FTP Connection.
>> Error on select() call or no data: Success
>> ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Applications/addressbook/addressbook.xml
>> FTP ok
>> ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Applications/todolist/todolist.xml
>> FTP ok
>> ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Applications/datebook/datebook.xml
>> FTP ok
>> ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Settings/Categories.xml
>> FTP ok
>
> ---snip---
>
> As a sidenote to this, I verified using KFTPGrabber and ncftp that I could in
> fact write to the ipaq just connecting to port 4242:
>
> ncftp ...plications/addressbook > pwd
>   ftp://root:PASSWORD@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Applications/addressbook/
> ncftp ...plications/addressbook > ls
> addressbook.xml    spent3.png
>
> I put the png file there from my workstation to test. The addressbook file
> however is still the same one that I created on the ipaq and not the updated
> file I have on my workstation.

In the interest of troubleshooting and just in case anyone is having the same
or similar issues, I tried just running the tests in the opie-sync source.
After alterring the config file they all exit the same:

 ./check_todo
This unit test will empty all tasks from Opie. Do you want to continue?
[y/N]
yplugindir ../src/.libs
Emptying requested sources (Access available: No)

Attempting FTP Connection.
Error on select() call or no data: Success
ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Applications/addressbook/addressbook.xml
FTP ok
ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Applications/todolist/todolist.xml
FTP ok
ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Applications/datebook/datebook.xml
FTP ok
ftp://root:rootme@192.168.1.2:4242/home/root/Settings/Categories.xml
FTP ok

And then just sits there .... I put entries on the ipaq just to see if it
would remove anything but it doesn't, so it still looks as though I can not
write data pack to or remove it from the ipaq ... syncing from ipaq to desktop
seems ok though.

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L

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