[Gpe-list] gpesyncd

[Felix Joussein]

Hello Graham,

Thanks a lot for your explanation of gpesyncd's usage.

Unfortunately, I get the feeling, that my gpesyncd binary is not working
properly.
When I type gpesyncd without any options, I get nothing... but I can type.

felix at h3900:~$ gpesyncd        
HELP
GET (VCARD|VEVENT|VTODO) UID
ADD (VCARD|VEVENT|VTODO) DATA
MODIFY (VCARD|VEVENT|VTODO) UID DATA
DEL (VCARD|VEVENT|VTODO) UID
UIDLIST (VCARD|VEVENT|VTODO)
QUIT

But non of the command line parameters work on my device...

This is the version, I have installed:

root at h3900:~# ipkg files gpesyncd
Package gpesyncd (0.0+cvs-20051212-r1) is installed on root and has the
following files:
/usr/bin/gpesyncd

and this is the familiar version:
root at h3900:~# cat /etc/familiar-version
Familiar v0.8.4

What's wrong here?

Thanks a lot,

Felix

Graham Cobb wrote:
> On Wed, March 7, 2007 9:27, Felix Joussein said:
>   
>> <config>
>>   <use_local>0</use_local>
>>   <use_ssh>1</use_ssh>
>>   <handheld_ip>192.168.41.2</handheld_ip>
>>   <handheld_port>6446</handheld_port>
>>   <handheld_user>felix</handheld_user>
>> </config>
>>     
>
> If you have <use_ssh> set to 1, then you do not need to run gpesyncd
> yourself.  That setting tells the GPE plugin to connect to the handheld
> using SSH and run gpesyncd.  The GPE plugin will connect to the handheld
> using "ssh -l felix 192.168.41.2 gpesyncd --remote" (check it by hand to
> make sure it is working).  Any error running gpesyncd should appear on the
> terminal where you run msynctool (although it may be hard to see mixed up
> with all the other opensync output).
>
> If you set <use_ssh> (and <use_local>) to 0, then you DO need to run
> gpesyncd yourself with the --daemon qualifier.  You will also need to put
> the IP address of the desktop in ~/.gpe/gpesyncd.allow on the handheld. 
> In this case you should see gpesyncd listening on port 6446. But you do
> not need to do any of these things if you set <use_ssh> to 1.
>
> Graham
>
>
>
>   


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