LTSP client synchronize blackberry address book & calendar with evolution
I'm trying to setup blackberry sync'ing with Evolution on a LTSP client.
It works on the server.
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 64bit on the server and here are the instructions
I've followed to get the server working:
- Install required syncing packages
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0 opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry
$ msynctool --addgroup BB
$ msynctool --addmember BB barry-sync
$ msynctool --addmember BB evo2-sync
$ msynctool --showgroup BB
- Find PIN number on phone and entered it in to the config
$ msynctool --configure BB 1
- Syncing
$ msynctool --sync BB
This all works but it's no good as the user logs into their thin client
not the server.
Running the same steps on the client I get the error:
: Synchronizing group "BBtofile"
: Unable to connect
: Error while synchronizing: Unable to open fifo
At first I thought this would be a USB issue, as I was plugging the
device into the client and using a server side program. So I installed
the following into my thin client image, rebuilt it and rebooted the client:
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0
opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry barry-util multisync0.90
On the client after reboot I tried the following command
$ ltsp-localapps xterm
within xterm
$ msynctool --sync BB
I get the same error!
So I tried btool
$ btool -M
btool displays ContactLdif Mapping information from the blackberry, so it's seeing the device.
If I unplug the device and type btool -M it tells me 'No device found'
Here are the two debug logs I get when trying to sync on the client:
Thread3078059712-6396.log
...
[1327296051.50333] >>>>>>> osync_member_load(0x9ea8480,
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.52517] <<<<<<< osync_member_load: Loaded member: 0x9e9d298
[1327296051.53929] <<<<<<< osync_group_load
[1327296051.55233] +++++++++ This is the client #1 (barry-sync
plugin) of group test
[1327296051.56548] >>>>>>>
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/1/pluginpipe, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.57914] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x9e9cda0
[1327296051.60535] <--- ERROR --- main: Unable to connect
Thread3079096000-6395.log
...
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2/enginepipe, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.887129] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x84250c8
[1327296050.888562] <<<<<<< osync_client_new: 0x8424dc8
[1327296050.890041] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_new(0x8424500)
[1327296050.891511] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8425508)
[1327296050.892941] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8424a78)
[1327296050.894376] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_new: 0x8425678
[1327296050.895807] <<<<<<< osengine_new: 0x8424500
[1327296050.897254] >>>>>>> osengine_init(0x8424500, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.898717] >>>>>>> osync_group_lock(0x8420268)
[1327296050.900192] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: locking file
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/lock
[1327296050.904136] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: Successfully locked
[1327296050.905556] <<<<<<< osync_group_lock: OSYNC_LOCK_OK
[1327296050.906992] Spawning clients
[1327296050.909177] >>>>>>> osync_client_spawn(0x84255e0, 0x8424500,
0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.918226] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296051.921123] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296052.924263] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296053.927407] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296054.930439] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296055.933628] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296056.936901] Queue was created
*[1327296056.944148] <--- ERROR --- osync_client_spawn: Unable to open fifo
*[1327296056.945649] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: unlocking group test
[1327296056.947855] <--- ERROR --- osengine_init: Unable to open fifo
[1327296056.949077] >>>>>>> osengine_free(0x8424500)
[1327296056.950923] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x84255e0)
[1327296056.952270] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424a28)
[1327296056.953582] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.954644] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424bc8)
[1327296056.956703] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.958002] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.959311] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x8424dc8)
[1327296056.960621] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424f28)
[1327296056.961947] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.963243] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x84250c8)
[1327296056.964282] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.965580] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.966891] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_free(0x8425678)
[1327296056.968179] Free mappings
[1327296056.969471] Free unmapped
[1327296056.970866] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8425508)
[1327296056.972018] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8424a78)
[1327296056.973320] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_free
[1327296056.974651] <<<<<<< osengine_free
[1327296056.975972] >>>>>>> osync_env_finalize(0x841d008, 0xbf8be19c)
[1327296056.977317] osync_plugin_free(0x84299e0)
[1327296056.978690] osync_plugin_free(0x8435ce8)
[1327296056.980100] osync_plugin_free(0x8436540)
[1327296056.981443] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84298c0)
[1327296056.982661] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8429840)
[1327296056.983849] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436120)
[1327296056.984954] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436a20)
[1327296056.986264] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436c98)
[1327296056.987456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437160)
[1327296056.988763] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437708)
[1327296056.990114] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f20)
[1327296056.991470] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f60)
[1327296056.992781] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8438a90)
[1327296056.994129] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84397c8)
[1327296056.995480] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8439d60)
[1327296056.996832] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a398)
[1327296056.998142] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a3e0)
[1327296056.999456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a8a8)
[1327296057.869] <<<<<<< osync_env_finalize
So I'm close but I don't know why I cannot get the sync working.
sync evolution ltsp blackberry
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I'm trying to setup blackberry sync'ing with Evolution on a LTSP client.
It works on the server.
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 64bit on the server and here are the instructions
I've followed to get the server working:
- Install required syncing packages
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0 opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry
$ msynctool --addgroup BB
$ msynctool --addmember BB barry-sync
$ msynctool --addmember BB evo2-sync
$ msynctool --showgroup BB
- Find PIN number on phone and entered it in to the config
$ msynctool --configure BB 1
- Syncing
$ msynctool --sync BB
This all works but it's no good as the user logs into their thin client
not the server.
Running the same steps on the client I get the error:
: Synchronizing group "BBtofile"
: Unable to connect
: Error while synchronizing: Unable to open fifo
At first I thought this would be a USB issue, as I was plugging the
device into the client and using a server side program. So I installed
the following into my thin client image, rebuilt it and rebooted the client:
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0
opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry barry-util multisync0.90
On the client after reboot I tried the following command
$ ltsp-localapps xterm
within xterm
$ msynctool --sync BB
I get the same error!
So I tried btool
$ btool -M
btool displays ContactLdif Mapping information from the blackberry, so it's seeing the device.
If I unplug the device and type btool -M it tells me 'No device found'
Here are the two debug logs I get when trying to sync on the client:
Thread3078059712-6396.log
...
[1327296051.50333] >>>>>>> osync_member_load(0x9ea8480,
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.52517] <<<<<<< osync_member_load: Loaded member: 0x9e9d298
[1327296051.53929] <<<<<<< osync_group_load
[1327296051.55233] +++++++++ This is the client #1 (barry-sync
plugin) of group test
[1327296051.56548] >>>>>>>
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/1/pluginpipe, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.57914] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x9e9cda0
[1327296051.60535] <--- ERROR --- main: Unable to connect
Thread3079096000-6395.log
...
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2/enginepipe, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.887129] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x84250c8
[1327296050.888562] <<<<<<< osync_client_new: 0x8424dc8
[1327296050.890041] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_new(0x8424500)
[1327296050.891511] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8425508)
[1327296050.892941] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8424a78)
[1327296050.894376] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_new: 0x8425678
[1327296050.895807] <<<<<<< osengine_new: 0x8424500
[1327296050.897254] >>>>>>> osengine_init(0x8424500, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.898717] >>>>>>> osync_group_lock(0x8420268)
[1327296050.900192] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: locking file
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/lock
[1327296050.904136] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: Successfully locked
[1327296050.905556] <<<<<<< osync_group_lock: OSYNC_LOCK_OK
[1327296050.906992] Spawning clients
[1327296050.909177] >>>>>>> osync_client_spawn(0x84255e0, 0x8424500,
0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.918226] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296051.921123] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296052.924263] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296053.927407] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296054.930439] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296055.933628] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296056.936901] Queue was created
*[1327296056.944148] <--- ERROR --- osync_client_spawn: Unable to open fifo
*[1327296056.945649] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: unlocking group test
[1327296056.947855] <--- ERROR --- osengine_init: Unable to open fifo
[1327296056.949077] >>>>>>> osengine_free(0x8424500)
[1327296056.950923] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x84255e0)
[1327296056.952270] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424a28)
[1327296056.953582] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.954644] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424bc8)
[1327296056.956703] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.958002] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.959311] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x8424dc8)
[1327296056.960621] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424f28)
[1327296056.961947] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.963243] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x84250c8)
[1327296056.964282] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.965580] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.966891] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_free(0x8425678)
[1327296056.968179] Free mappings
[1327296056.969471] Free unmapped
[1327296056.970866] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8425508)
[1327296056.972018] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8424a78)
[1327296056.973320] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_free
[1327296056.974651] <<<<<<< osengine_free
[1327296056.975972] >>>>>>> osync_env_finalize(0x841d008, 0xbf8be19c)
[1327296056.977317] osync_plugin_free(0x84299e0)
[1327296056.978690] osync_plugin_free(0x8435ce8)
[1327296056.980100] osync_plugin_free(0x8436540)
[1327296056.981443] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84298c0)
[1327296056.982661] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8429840)
[1327296056.983849] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436120)
[1327296056.984954] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436a20)
[1327296056.986264] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436c98)
[1327296056.987456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437160)
[1327296056.988763] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437708)
[1327296056.990114] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f20)
[1327296056.991470] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f60)
[1327296056.992781] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8438a90)
[1327296056.994129] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84397c8)
[1327296056.995480] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8439d60)
[1327296056.996832] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a398)
[1327296056.998142] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a3e0)
[1327296056.999456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a8a8)
[1327296057.869] <<<<<<< osync_env_finalize
So I'm close but I don't know why I cannot get the sync working.
sync evolution ltsp blackberry
This sounds like a permission problem to me. I had strange problems when usingltsp-localapps
not as root (bothsudo ltsp-localapps
and inside xterm thensudo -s
). But maybe I don't remember everything right.
– lumbric
Feb 9 '12 at 18:02
Just tried loading ltsp-localapps with sudo and running the msynctool command with and without sudo and get the same error. I think it's missing a library file to connect to the blackberry.
– map7
Feb 13 '12 at 0:56
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I'm trying to setup blackberry sync'ing with Evolution on a LTSP client.
It works on the server.
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 64bit on the server and here are the instructions
I've followed to get the server working:
- Install required syncing packages
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0 opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry
$ msynctool --addgroup BB
$ msynctool --addmember BB barry-sync
$ msynctool --addmember BB evo2-sync
$ msynctool --showgroup BB
- Find PIN number on phone and entered it in to the config
$ msynctool --configure BB 1
- Syncing
$ msynctool --sync BB
This all works but it's no good as the user logs into their thin client
not the server.
Running the same steps on the client I get the error:
: Synchronizing group "BBtofile"
: Unable to connect
: Error while synchronizing: Unable to open fifo
At first I thought this would be a USB issue, as I was plugging the
device into the client and using a server side program. So I installed
the following into my thin client image, rebuilt it and rebooted the client:
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0
opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry barry-util multisync0.90
On the client after reboot I tried the following command
$ ltsp-localapps xterm
within xterm
$ msynctool --sync BB
I get the same error!
So I tried btool
$ btool -M
btool displays ContactLdif Mapping information from the blackberry, so it's seeing the device.
If I unplug the device and type btool -M it tells me 'No device found'
Here are the two debug logs I get when trying to sync on the client:
Thread3078059712-6396.log
...
[1327296051.50333] >>>>>>> osync_member_load(0x9ea8480,
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.52517] <<<<<<< osync_member_load: Loaded member: 0x9e9d298
[1327296051.53929] <<<<<<< osync_group_load
[1327296051.55233] +++++++++ This is the client #1 (barry-sync
plugin) of group test
[1327296051.56548] >>>>>>>
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/1/pluginpipe, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.57914] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x9e9cda0
[1327296051.60535] <--- ERROR --- main: Unable to connect
Thread3079096000-6395.log
...
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2/enginepipe, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.887129] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x84250c8
[1327296050.888562] <<<<<<< osync_client_new: 0x8424dc8
[1327296050.890041] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_new(0x8424500)
[1327296050.891511] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8425508)
[1327296050.892941] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8424a78)
[1327296050.894376] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_new: 0x8425678
[1327296050.895807] <<<<<<< osengine_new: 0x8424500
[1327296050.897254] >>>>>>> osengine_init(0x8424500, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.898717] >>>>>>> osync_group_lock(0x8420268)
[1327296050.900192] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: locking file
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/lock
[1327296050.904136] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: Successfully locked
[1327296050.905556] <<<<<<< osync_group_lock: OSYNC_LOCK_OK
[1327296050.906992] Spawning clients
[1327296050.909177] >>>>>>> osync_client_spawn(0x84255e0, 0x8424500,
0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.918226] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296051.921123] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296052.924263] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296053.927407] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296054.930439] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296055.933628] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296056.936901] Queue was created
*[1327296056.944148] <--- ERROR --- osync_client_spawn: Unable to open fifo
*[1327296056.945649] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: unlocking group test
[1327296056.947855] <--- ERROR --- osengine_init: Unable to open fifo
[1327296056.949077] >>>>>>> osengine_free(0x8424500)
[1327296056.950923] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x84255e0)
[1327296056.952270] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424a28)
[1327296056.953582] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.954644] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424bc8)
[1327296056.956703] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.958002] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.959311] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x8424dc8)
[1327296056.960621] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424f28)
[1327296056.961947] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.963243] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x84250c8)
[1327296056.964282] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.965580] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.966891] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_free(0x8425678)
[1327296056.968179] Free mappings
[1327296056.969471] Free unmapped
[1327296056.970866] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8425508)
[1327296056.972018] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8424a78)
[1327296056.973320] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_free
[1327296056.974651] <<<<<<< osengine_free
[1327296056.975972] >>>>>>> osync_env_finalize(0x841d008, 0xbf8be19c)
[1327296056.977317] osync_plugin_free(0x84299e0)
[1327296056.978690] osync_plugin_free(0x8435ce8)
[1327296056.980100] osync_plugin_free(0x8436540)
[1327296056.981443] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84298c0)
[1327296056.982661] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8429840)
[1327296056.983849] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436120)
[1327296056.984954] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436a20)
[1327296056.986264] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436c98)
[1327296056.987456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437160)
[1327296056.988763] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437708)
[1327296056.990114] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f20)
[1327296056.991470] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f60)
[1327296056.992781] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8438a90)
[1327296056.994129] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84397c8)
[1327296056.995480] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8439d60)
[1327296056.996832] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a398)
[1327296056.998142] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a3e0)
[1327296056.999456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a8a8)
[1327296057.869] <<<<<<< osync_env_finalize
So I'm close but I don't know why I cannot get the sync working.
sync evolution ltsp blackberry
I'm trying to setup blackberry sync'ing with Evolution on a LTSP client.
It works on the server.
I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 64bit on the server and here are the instructions
I've followed to get the server working:
- Install required syncing packages
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0 opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry
$ msynctool --addgroup BB
$ msynctool --addmember BB barry-sync
$ msynctool --addmember BB evo2-sync
$ msynctool --showgroup BB
- Find PIN number on phone and entered it in to the config
$ msynctool --configure BB 1
- Syncing
$ msynctool --sync BB
This all works but it's no good as the user logs into their thin client
not the server.
Running the same steps on the client I get the error:
: Synchronizing group "BBtofile"
: Unable to connect
: Error while synchronizing: Unable to open fifo
At first I thought this would be a USB issue, as I was plugging the
device into the client and using a server side program. So I installed
the following into my thin client image, rebuilt it and rebooted the client:
$ sudo apt-get install libopensync0 multisync-tools libbarry0
opensync-plugin-evolution opensync-plugin-barry barry-util multisync0.90
On the client after reboot I tried the following command
$ ltsp-localapps xterm
within xterm
$ msynctool --sync BB
I get the same error!
So I tried btool
$ btool -M
btool displays ContactLdif Mapping information from the blackberry, so it's seeing the device.
If I unplug the device and type btool -M it tells me 'No device found'
Here are the two debug logs I get when trying to sync on the client:
Thread3078059712-6396.log
...
[1327296051.50333] >>>>>>> osync_member_load(0x9ea8480,
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.52517] <<<<<<< osync_member_load: Loaded member: 0x9e9d298
[1327296051.53929] <<<<<<< osync_group_load
[1327296051.55233] +++++++++ This is the client #1 (barry-sync
plugin) of group test
[1327296051.56548] >>>>>>>
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/1/pluginpipe, 0xbfb7c50c)
[1327296051.57914] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x9e9cda0
[1327296051.60535] <--- ERROR --- main: Unable to connect
Thread3079096000-6395.log
...
osync_queue_new(/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/2/enginepipe, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.887129] <<<<<<< osync_queue_new: 0x84250c8
[1327296050.888562] <<<<<<< osync_client_new: 0x8424dc8
[1327296050.890041] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_new(0x8424500)
[1327296050.891511] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8425508)
[1327296050.892941] osengine_mappingview_new(0x8424a78)
[1327296050.894376] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_new: 0x8425678
[1327296050.895807] <<<<<<< osengine_new: 0x8424500
[1327296050.897254] >>>>>>> osengine_init(0x8424500, 0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.898717] >>>>>>> osync_group_lock(0x8420268)
[1327296050.900192] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: locking file
/home/dean/.opensync-0.22/group2/lock
[1327296050.904136] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: Successfully locked
[1327296050.905556] <<<<<<< osync_group_lock: OSYNC_LOCK_OK
[1327296050.906992] Spawning clients
[1327296050.909177] >>>>>>> osync_client_spawn(0x84255e0, 0x8424500,
0xbf8bdd08)
[1327296050.918226] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296051.921123] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296052.924263] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296053.927407] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296054.930439] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296055.933628] Waiting for other side to create fifo
[1327296056.936901] Queue was created
*[1327296056.944148] <--- ERROR --- osync_client_spawn: Unable to open fifo
*[1327296056.945649] [GRP] FULL DEBUG: unlocking group test
[1327296056.947855] <--- ERROR --- osengine_init: Unable to open fifo
[1327296056.949077] >>>>>>> osengine_free(0x8424500)
[1327296056.950923] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x84255e0)
[1327296056.952270] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424a28)
[1327296056.953582] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.954644] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424bc8)
[1327296056.956703] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.958002] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.959311] >>>>>>> osync_client_free(0x8424dc8)
[1327296056.960621] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x8424f28)
[1327296056.961947] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.963243] >>>>>>> osync_queue_free(0x84250c8)
[1327296056.964282] <<<<<<< osync_queue_free
[1327296056.965580] <<<<<<< osync_client_free
[1327296056.966891] >>>>>>> osengine_mappingtable_free(0x8425678)
[1327296056.968179] Free mappings
[1327296056.969471] Free unmapped
[1327296056.970866] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8425508)
[1327296056.972018] osengine_mappingview_free(0x8424a78)
[1327296056.973320] <<<<<<< osengine_mappingtable_free
[1327296056.974651] <<<<<<< osengine_free
[1327296056.975972] >>>>>>> osync_env_finalize(0x841d008, 0xbf8be19c)
[1327296056.977317] osync_plugin_free(0x84299e0)
[1327296056.978690] osync_plugin_free(0x8435ce8)
[1327296056.980100] osync_plugin_free(0x8436540)
[1327296056.981443] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84298c0)
[1327296056.982661] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8429840)
[1327296056.983849] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436120)
[1327296056.984954] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436a20)
[1327296056.986264] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8436c98)
[1327296056.987456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437160)
[1327296056.988763] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437708)
[1327296056.990114] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f20)
[1327296056.991470] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8437f60)
[1327296056.992781] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8438a90)
[1327296056.994129] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x84397c8)
[1327296056.995480] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x8439d60)
[1327296056.996832] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a398)
[1327296056.998142] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a3e0)
[1327296056.999456] osync_module_unload(0x841d008, 0x843a8a8)
[1327296057.869] <<<<<<< osync_env_finalize
So I'm close but I don't know why I cannot get the sync working.
sync evolution ltsp blackberry
sync evolution ltsp blackberry
edited May 29 '12 at 8:57
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This sounds like a permission problem to me. I had strange problems when usingltsp-localapps
not as root (bothsudo ltsp-localapps
and inside xterm thensudo -s
). But maybe I don't remember everything right.
– lumbric
Feb 9 '12 at 18:02
Just tried loading ltsp-localapps with sudo and running the msynctool command with and without sudo and get the same error. I think it's missing a library file to connect to the blackberry.
– map7
Feb 13 '12 at 0:56
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This sounds like a permission problem to me. I had strange problems when usingltsp-localapps
not as root (bothsudo ltsp-localapps
and inside xterm thensudo -s
). But maybe I don't remember everything right.
– lumbric
Feb 9 '12 at 18:02
Just tried loading ltsp-localapps with sudo and running the msynctool command with and without sudo and get the same error. I think it's missing a library file to connect to the blackberry.
– map7
Feb 13 '12 at 0:56
This sounds like a permission problem to me. I had strange problems when using
ltsp-localapps
not as root (both sudo ltsp-localapps
and inside xterm then sudo -s
). But maybe I don't remember everything right.– lumbric
Feb 9 '12 at 18:02
This sounds like a permission problem to me. I had strange problems when using
ltsp-localapps
not as root (both sudo ltsp-localapps
and inside xterm then sudo -s
). But maybe I don't remember everything right.– lumbric
Feb 9 '12 at 18:02
Just tried loading ltsp-localapps with sudo and running the msynctool command with and without sudo and get the same error. I think it's missing a library file to connect to the blackberry.
– map7
Feb 13 '12 at 0:56
Just tried loading ltsp-localapps with sudo and running the msynctool command with and without sudo and get the same error. I think it's missing a library file to connect to the blackberry.
– map7
Feb 13 '12 at 0:56
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I do not think it is possible to open a FIFO over a network. Your LTSP client can create FIFO pipe to the cellphone, but it can't create the FIFO in the server.
I can't really come up with a easy solution. If it is possible, maybe you can dump the data on the client (if it is hdd-free, set up a ram-disk, or use one that LTSP client has created). And after that, import/export to evolution.
This might be hard, or easy, depending on what flags you can send to this sync software. You will however, need some scripting to make it easy for your users.
Further reading:
http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl4_fifo.htm
https://beej.us/guide/bgipc/html/single/bgipc.html#fifos
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I do not think it is possible to open a FIFO over a network. Your LTSP client can create FIFO pipe to the cellphone, but it can't create the FIFO in the server.
I can't really come up with a easy solution. If it is possible, maybe you can dump the data on the client (if it is hdd-free, set up a ram-disk, or use one that LTSP client has created). And after that, import/export to evolution.
This might be hard, or easy, depending on what flags you can send to this sync software. You will however, need some scripting to make it easy for your users.
Further reading:
http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl4_fifo.htm
https://beej.us/guide/bgipc/html/single/bgipc.html#fifos
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I do not think it is possible to open a FIFO over a network. Your LTSP client can create FIFO pipe to the cellphone, but it can't create the FIFO in the server.
I can't really come up with a easy solution. If it is possible, maybe you can dump the data on the client (if it is hdd-free, set up a ram-disk, or use one that LTSP client has created). And after that, import/export to evolution.
This might be hard, or easy, depending on what flags you can send to this sync software. You will however, need some scripting to make it easy for your users.
Further reading:
http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl4_fifo.htm
https://beej.us/guide/bgipc/html/single/bgipc.html#fifos
add a comment |
I do not think it is possible to open a FIFO over a network. Your LTSP client can create FIFO pipe to the cellphone, but it can't create the FIFO in the server.
I can't really come up with a easy solution. If it is possible, maybe you can dump the data on the client (if it is hdd-free, set up a ram-disk, or use one that LTSP client has created). And after that, import/export to evolution.
This might be hard, or easy, depending on what flags you can send to this sync software. You will however, need some scripting to make it easy for your users.
Further reading:
http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl4_fifo.htm
https://beej.us/guide/bgipc/html/single/bgipc.html#fifos
I do not think it is possible to open a FIFO over a network. Your LTSP client can create FIFO pipe to the cellphone, but it can't create the FIFO in the server.
I can't really come up with a easy solution. If it is possible, maybe you can dump the data on the client (if it is hdd-free, set up a ram-disk, or use one that LTSP client has created). And after that, import/export to evolution.
This might be hard, or easy, depending on what flags you can send to this sync software. You will however, need some scripting to make it easy for your users.
Further reading:
http://linux.about.com/library/cmd/blcmdl4_fifo.htm
https://beej.us/guide/bgipc/html/single/bgipc.html#fifos
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This sounds like a permission problem to me. I had strange problems when using
ltsp-localapps
not as root (bothsudo ltsp-localapps
and inside xterm thensudo -s
). But maybe I don't remember everything right.– lumbric
Feb 9 '12 at 18:02
Just tried loading ltsp-localapps with sudo and running the msynctool command with and without sudo and get the same error. I think it's missing a library file to connect to the blackberry.
– map7
Feb 13 '12 at 0:56