[GroupDAV] Partial success in syncing Nokia N70 with OGo, some problems remain

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> I've managed to sync (partially) from OpenGroupware.org to Nokia N70
> (and other Nokia models). I use Funambol 3.0 stable with GroupDAV
> plugin v1.1.1700. My GroupDAV connector settings are shown below:

Very Cool!

> SyncML Source URI: ./kalenteri
> GroupDAV URL: http://172.20.1.12:80/zidestore/
> Server Source: /zidestore/dav/%USER%/Calendar
> Store Location: /opt/Funambol/ds-server/db/calendar/
> -----
> The following WORKS:
> - Creating an entry in OGo and syncing the entry to the the phone
> - Modifying an entry in OGo and syncing the change to the phone
> - Deleting an entry in OGo and syncing the change to the phone

I see the same thing when using either the M$-Outlook plugin or the =20
Funambol Windows Mobile plugin.

> - Deleting an entry in the phone and syncing the change to OGo

I see the same thing when using either the M$-Outlook plugin or the =20
Funambol Windows Mobile plugin.

> - In the funambol demo database (pimweb) everything seems to work 100%
> both ways (Database=3D"cal")

Yep;  of course one sort of expects that.  :)

> The following things DO NOT work:
> - Creating an entry in the phone and syncing it to OGo

I see the same thing when using either the M$-Outlook plugin or the =20
Funambol Windows Mobile plugin.

> - Modifying an entry in the phone and syncing it to OGo

Hmmm.  Mine sort-of-works.  I can change the time, location, or =20
description on the client and those changes sync to OGo.  What I =20
cannot change is the comment;  doing so weems to blank the comment on =20
the server.  What fields did you try changing (I don't even know what =20
fields the phone provides).

> I had to do a dirty trick to get the Nokia working at all: I had to
> replace the "Source URI" of the GroupDAV connector (originally
> "kalenteri") with "./kalenteri". For some reason Nokia insisted on
> requesting "./kalenteri" instead of "kalenteri".

Ugh.  I thought the Funambol server was supposed to deal with "./" =20
automatically; maybe not.

I'd ask about this particular bit on the Funambol list.