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[Opensync-users] Error Messages

[RickSeymour <li...@ri...>]

Can we have a page that lists out all the errors and what they actually mean?

For example when doing a sync between nokia 6630 and linux pc 
syncml-obex-client --sync vcal Calendar -b  00:11:9F:C9:8C:D5 11
--identifier "PC Suite"
I get error 64

when i include the tag --wbxml
I get error 80

If we had a list of what these errors were then many problems could be
solved by the end user

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Re: [Opensync-users] Error Messages

[Aaron W. <li...@wh...>]

RickSeymour wrote:
> Can we have a page that lists out all the errors and what they actually mean?
> If we had a list of what these errors were then many problems could be
> solved by the end user

Wouldn't it be more logical to just have it display the meaning of the
error instead of the number?

Aaron

Re: [Opensync-users] Error Messages

[RickSeymour <li...@ri...>]

Ideas
1)
A generated log would be good also and multiple verbose levels, structuring
on opensync (the programme) and then the plugins as a seperate entity
(currently using $SYNCML_TRACE). I have utilised opensync for file-sync to
file-sync so i know that those subsections work.

Personally I have no idea what _smlObexEvent(0x528cc0, 0x528e50, 0, 3, 2,
80) means. Is there a catalog of Obex event codes that could be inserted
into the log?
Half of the problem that I am finding is, whether the issues are with:- 
my nokia 6630
bluetooth
obex
libsyncml
libwbxml
the plugins
opensync

2)
An xml (or plain text) conf file in the .opensync dir naming the groups that
are available (so that groups dont have to be named group1 group2 etc
 
PS I think this is the relevant part of the Trace (any ideas)

[1152988632.384868]             >>>>>>>  smlTransportWorkerHandler(0x52a300,
0x52b670)
[1152988632.384901]                     >>>>>>> 
smlTransportObexClientSend(0x52c7b0, (nil), 0x52ad90, (nil))
[1152988632.384935]                             Adding connection id
-1022384746
[1152988632.384970]                             Target
application/vnd.syncml+wbxml
[1152988632.797292]                             >>>>>>> 
_smlObexEvent(0x528cc0, 0x528e50, 0, 3, 2, 80)
[1152988632.797372]                                     Request Done
[1152988632.797414]                                     >>>>>>> 
smlTransportReceiveEvent(0x52b670, (nil), 2, (nil), 0x52adc0)
[1152988632.797451]                                             >>>>>>> 
_smlManagerDataHandler(0x52b670, (nil), 2, (nil), 0x52adc0, 0x52b6e0)
[1152988632.797490]                                                    
>>>>>>>  _smlManagerSendEvent(0x52b6e0, 2, (nil), (nil), (nil), 0x524450)
[1152988632.797527]                                                    
<<<<<<<  _smlManagerSendEvent
[1152988632.797561]                                             <--- ERROR
--- _smlManagerDataHandler: Request not successfull: 80
[1152988632.797594]                                     <<<<<<< 
smlTransportReceiveEvent: 0
[1152988632.797628]                             <--- ERROR ---
_smlObexEvent: Request not successfull: 80
[1152988632.797664]                     <--- ERROR ---
smlTransportObexClientSend: Unable to send put request. Bailing out
[1152988632.797700]                     >>>>>>> 
smlTransportDataDeref(0x52ad90)
[1152988632.797732]                     <<<<<<<  smlTransportDataDeref:
refCount > 0
[1152988632.797764]             <<<<<<<  smlTransportWorkerHandler
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