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.

Ok so I did more debugging (and am still unsuccessful).

First I tried removing everything in ~/.opensync and recresting my connection.
I ran the gui adn got this:
$ multisync-gui
Member 2 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
Member 1 of type opie-sync just connected
All clients connected or error
Member 1 of type opie-sync just sent all changes
Received an entry AQMeOZDDKW with data of size 4 from member 2. Changetype ADDED
Received an entry libkcal-294385101.177 with data of size 4 from member 2.
Changetype ADDED
Member 2 of type kdepim-sync just sent all changes
All clients sent changes or error
All conflicts have been reported
Sent an entry AQMeOZDDKW of size 110 to member 1. Changetype ADDED

it hung again so I hit the quit button in the gui. Then looking in group1 I
noticed a lock file:
$ ls
1/  2/  change.db  changelog.db  filter.conf  lock*  syncgroup.conf

So I removed the lock file and figured I'd see what happens:
$ rm lock
rm: remove regular empty file `lock'? y

... and ran multisync again:
$ multisync-gui
Member 2 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
Member 1 of type opie-sync just connected
All clients connected or error
Member 1 of type opie-sync just sent all changes
Member 2 of type kdepim-sync just sent all changes
All clients sent changes or error
Member 2 of type kdepim-sync committed all changes.
Member 1 of type opie-sync committed all changes.
All clients have written
ftruncate: No such file or directory
ftruncate: Illegal seek
ftruncate: Illegal seek
ftruncate: Illegal seek
Attempting FTP Put File.
Member 2 of type kdepim-sync just disconnected
FTP upload ok
FTP upload ok
FTP upload ok
FTP upload ok
Member 1 of type opie-sync just disconnected
All clients have disconnected
The sync was successful

SWEET!!! now lets check the ipaq for some data!! ... nope ... nothing changed
at all. I left the ipaq with no entries and did all the changed in Kontact and
KOrganizer and none of the infor propogated to the ipaq. It looked promising
but still no dice.

The saga continues :D  ... well kind of .... I'm running out of things to try :/