You might be interested to know that there's an alternative Tomboy Sync server under development named Rainy, see www.notesync.org for details.
/Robert N
Thanks for the reply blaise. I guess that since the project hasn’t been
updated for quite some time. I should configure django 1.4 and try to
use it instead of going with 1.5. I just want it to work. maybe in the
future when i get some time i will think of improving snowy. But if I
find time then i would surly help in the project. Thanks again for the
conformation that you too are using an old version of snowy.
Regards,
Bhuvan
On Wednesday 28 August 2013 09:07 PM, Blaise Alleyne wrote:
> On 13-08-28 02:16 AM, Bhuvan Krishna wrote:
>> [...] Is any one maintaining the package? if so then can they update the
>> package to be compatible with django 1.5? and consider the changes?
>>
>
> I'm not qualified to answer that question, as I'm just a Snowy user, but I have been using Snowy
> every day for the past 2 years or more very successfully.
>
> I'm currently running it under Ubuntu 13.04, which is running Django 1.4.5 (whatever is in the
> repositories).
>
>
> However, I have *not* updated it in a very long time... I'm running on commit
> f7ed4e60992907c9a46cb661005b52260f7704f8 (Oct 9 2011).
>
> The last time I tried to update, probably early 2012, I had some trouble and encountered some
> errors, and just reverted to that commit and haven't bothered trying to figure out what was wrong
> (could have easily been me).
>
>
> So, running an operational Snowy server is definitely possible, though I've fallen off the upgrade
> path and am not sure this project has been super active recently...
>
>
> Hope that helps,
>
> Blaise
>
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