[sorry for the late reply - I was busy and only came back to this when
going through pending items in my inbox]
On Tue, 2013-05-14 at 14:45 +0200, Dustin Demuth wrote:
I have the a setup consisting of a simple nokia-symbian phone which
is
connected via bluetooth to my linux+kde machine and a server running
owncloud.
Until some days ago, I used Akonadi to synchronize my PC with owncloud
contacts and calendars and used syncevolution to synchronize my Nokia
Phone with Akonadi.
That was working quite well...
Unfortunately Akonadi is a little bit buggy, so I switched from kde-pim
to Thunderbird.
Consequently, I can't use akonadi as a datasource for syncevolution.
So I wondered If I could tell syncevolution to access my
owncloud/caldav/carddav directly.
How does my config look like right now:
default
|
|-peers
|-nokiaPhoneRelatedStuff
|-sources
|-addressbook, with CardDav Config
-etc.
So you can already do things like
syncevolution --print-items @default addressbook
and access your CardDAV contacts?
But somehow, I don't get the thing working.
Do you know some kind of tutorial how to uses syncevolution to sync a
Mobile phone via bluetooth with a CalDav / CardDav Server?
I already had a look at the instructions
https://syncevolution.org/documentation/syncevolution-usage#caldav-and-ca...
but couldn't put the acquired knowledge to any use.
The relevant part is under "Finally, here is how the @webdav context
needs to be configured so that SyncML clients or servers can be added to
it": one must set databaseUsername/Password and database properties.
This ensures that the source works on its own, without additional
information from the "target-config".
The documentation uses "@webdav" as context for the WebDAV sources. It's
okay to use "@default", as you indicated above.
The documentation adds a SyncML server to that context. The same works
with a mobile phone via Bluetooth. Just use the same command that you
would normally use to set that up. From
https://syncevolution.org/wiki/sync-your-phone-bluetooth
syncevolution --configure --template ${template} --sync-property
syncURL=obex-bt://${deviceAddress} MyPhone
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