From: Marco v. B. <ma...@84...> - 2004-02-08 22:24:50
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Karsten Hillmann wrote: > Hi, > > I have a machine running Debian as a server and a XP Notebook for normal > work. > I unpacked your ssis-tar (0.1.8). > I used the .sql-scripts to create the MySQL Stuff. (Now there is a > ssis-database with several tables) > I installed coldsync. > The sync itself seems to work. In the directory /home/hillmann/.palm arrived > the addresses and all the stuff from my clié. > But when I look at my internal ssis-website, there are still no date from my > pda. > > I think I missed the part where I should tell coldsync whitch and when to > use the conduits. Hi, SSiS was written to use "virtual" users, so the user data, and the .coldsyncrc files are all in a subdirectory os ssis/coldsync/users/{username} If you create a "PDA" user (which I have just realised has a bug), and update the coldsync details, as well as making sure that the 'palms' file is linked from /etc to ssis/coldsync, it should work. To get around the bug, go into MYSQL, (mysql ssis -u ssis -p ) and enter "INSERT INTO Users(PalmUserName) VALUES ('Palm User Name');" where Plan User Name is the name you have registered on your Palm. As soon as that is in place, you should be able to edit all of the values through the "System Admin" page. You can get the correct values for this by looking at the coldsync log after an unsucessful sync (as it can't find a proper match). Once the user is edited and saved, you can then click on "create/update coldsync config files", and that will create the .coldsyncrc files in the virtual user subdirectory. Hope this helps, Regards, Marco. > Do I have to put in the /home/hillmann/.coldsyncrc some lines like: > > conduit fetch { > path: /opt/ssis/coldsync/conduits/ssis-address > type: addr/DATA; > } > > > > Same with dump? I hope that I miss only very few thing to get it :-). > > > > And one thing I don't quite understand in > /opt/ssis/includes/ssis-defaults.php > > > > # Where are the coldsync config and data files going to end up > $coldsyncConf = $ssisDirectory ."/coldsync"; > $coldsyncData = $ssisDirectory ."/coldsync/users"; > > could that be in my case > /home/hillmann/ (for there is the users .coldsyncrc) and > /home/hillmann/.palm (for the users archive, backup and install directories > are there) > > But what to do, if there would be another user willing to sync to that > machine? > I think I got this wrong ... > > > Any case, enjoy the weekend and greetings from Frankfurt / Germany. > > > Karsten > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > The SF.Net email is sponsored by EclipseCon 2004 > Premiere Conference on Open Tools Development and Integration > See the breadth of Eclipse activity. February 3-5 in Anaheim, CA. > http://www.eclipsecon.org/osdn > _______________________________________________ > ssis-support mailing list > ssi...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/ssis-support > |