Re: [Evolution] Evolution 2.2.1 and Sync'ing with Treo 650 - issue with Calendar entries



Hi Sean,

On Mon, 2005-12-19 at 19:09 +0000, sean seanoneill info wrote:
I'm havng a rather frustration situation with Evolution 2.2.1 and my
Treo65 (with the latest Sprint update).

I'm running Evolution on Suse 9.3 and using gpilot 2.0.12 to sync
between Evo and my Treo.  In more respects it works infe - with the
exception of Calendar entries.

For example, I have about 116 calendar entries right now.  If I update
one entry in Evolution, I can see in my gpilot log that one entry is
found and pushed to my Treo.  *BUT* I also see a usually random number
of other what appear to be empty calendar entries pushed as well.

<snip>
ecalconduit-Message: iterating over 407 records
This says you have 407 entries in your evolution calendar.

ecalconduit-Message: for_each_modified ending
ecalconduit-Message: prepare: encoding local

ecalconduit-Message: set_pilot_id: setting to 11065450

ecalconduit-Message: prepare: encoding local

ecalconduit-Message: set_pilot_id: setting to 11065451
<snip>

LOTS of these.  So Evolution or Gpilot looks to be pushing a lot of
garbage into my Treo Calendar.

I'm also using DateBk5 which include a Treo app called dbScan which
immediately sees these entries and flags them as corrupted.  Via
dbScan, I delete them all, set Gpilotd to Sync from my Treo to
Evolution, and I get this in my log:

<snip>
ecalconduit-Message: beginning for_each
ecalconduit-Message: iterating over 115 records
ecalconduit-Message: delete_record: deleting
20051218T210622Z-10687-100-10686-161 vaio

ecalconduit-Message: delete_record: deleting
20051218T210621Z-10687-100-10686-56 vaio
<snip>

So lots of the delete_record message above.

Does anyone know what is doing this ?

Assuming Evolution or Gpilot, would Evolution 2.4.1 or 2.4.2 address
this issue ?

In Evolution 2.4.x, we have fixed an issue which was creating
ramdom-empty entries while deleting a calendar event/task.

I would suggest an upgrade to 2.4.x or 2.5.x.  A daily snapshot is being
built for SuSE 9.3 and can be downloaded from
http://gnomebangalore.org/~sragavan/

HTH,

V. Varadhan



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