On Wed, 2002-10-23 at 11:56, Guido de Melo wrote:
I have installed Evolution at work and at home on two (nearly) identical linux boxes. Now I'd like to have the same data at work that I have at home. When I copy my ~/evolution directory from one machine to the other, Evolution however seems not to be interested in the newer files. It jsut keeps working on the old data. How can I overcome this?
Here is what I do when I move to another system : killev rm -rf /home/jim/evolution.bak mv /home/jim/evolution /home/jim/evolution.bak scp -r jim otherbox othernet net:/home/jim/evolution /home/jim evolution There once was a thread about wether the use of SyncML for synchronization with Palm devices would offer as a side effect a solution generic enough to synchronize evo with itself. Notzed laconically replied that "this whole issue is best served by using a server". He is right in theory, but as long as a calendaring server is missing along with something like a "todo list server", and as long as most users don't have access to a LDAP server that grant them write access for their contacts, client to client synchronization will still have a role to play. http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/evolution/2002-July/019718.html
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