Thanks Patrick...
Patrick Ohly <patrick.ohly@...> writes:
On Wed, 2013-01-16 at 21:18 +0000, Gary wrote:
> Hi
The Oracle Calendar is accessed via SyncML, right?
Yes, Oracle Calendar is a syncML source.
A couple more questions if I may..
r
Right. Now also set databaseUsername and databasePassword for "@Google
calendar".
When you say add databaseUser and databasePassword, do I add these in
the same line that I define the google calendar target-config settings as
well as the database= and password= items?
So, something like:
syncevolution --configure calendar/backend=caldav
username=<my google user>
password=<my google password>
calendar/database=https://www.google.com:443/calendar/dav/<calendarID>/events
databaseUser=<my google user>
databasePassword=<my google password>
target-config@Google calendar
Not sure I understand why I need to add it twice?
> 2) Create a sync profile that connects to the Oracle
Calendar...
No. Instead do it as quoted above.
So, like this:
syncevolution --configure username=<my oracle username>
password=<my oracle password>
syncURL=<oracle calendar address>
uri="./Calendar/Events?/dr(-14,60)"
oracle@Google calendar
If I ONLY ever want to copy events from oracle to google, am I right in
assuming sync=one-way-from-server is correct here?
Not sure I now know which end is regarded as client and which as
server!
Also assuming here that because I have named this oracle@Google, it knows
to use the target-config@Google as the 'other' end of the sync?
And to run the sync I run
syncevolution oracle@Google
Sorry for the multiple questions...
Many Thanks
Gary