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From: <in...@ik...> - 2007-12-27 07:32:06
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I am wondering what would be a usable setup for syncing my phone with my home computer. I have now syncml-obex-client with opensync svn working. The problem here is that it requires me to plug the phone to USB cable and execute the command in the computer. Well, I could buy bluetooth, but that would still require starting the sync from the computer side. What I would like to do is to do the sync from the phone over internet (WLAN, 3G, or maybe GPRS). Meaning that I would like to have a server running in the computer. If I get syncml-http-server working, how do I get it running constantly? Or should it be executed somehow on demand? Could I use the Python Twisted server I have running somehow in this? One problem is that it seems that syncml-http-server wants to listen a separate port and I already have http and https in use. This means that I would need to proxy the http from either of those to syncml-http-server. As an alternative I am thinking of developing a python plugin for opensync and python script for the S60 phone to handle the communication. Somehow it looks like syncml-http-server hasn't been designed to be actually used in a real world. -- Ilpo Nyyssönen # biny # /* :-) */ |