[sync] problems syncing to nokia e61

[Jan Schneider]

Zitat von Flavio Curti <lists.fcu at no-way.org>:

> Hello
>
> Jan Schneider wrote:
>> Zitat von Flavio Curti <lists.fcu at no-way.org>:
>>> Jan Schneider wrote:
>>>> Zitat von Flavio Curti <lists.fcu at no-way.org>:
>>>> Which error? The server response packet looks perfectly fine to me.
>>> "System Error" :)
>> Well, I'm sorry, but this pretty useless. Try asking in Nokia forums
>> or nag their tech support to provide some useful information/hints.
>>> I also tried syncing to a thunderbird contacts, this looks exactly the
>>> same, it also gives an error about incorrect syncsettings localy, but
>>> looks fine on the server-side.
>
> Well, as I said I get the same, meaningless errors with all syncml
> syncer software. I tried syncing my thunderbird addressbook using
> "tsync" and it also says "Username/Password wrong or check other
> settings", while the logs say:
>
> DEBUG:  Backend of class SyncML_Backend_Horde created
> DEBUG:  New session created: 068c9e5636c175d17d8cf310da0e5bd4
> DEBUG:  checking auth for user=fcu at no-way.org
> DEBUG:  authorized=1 version=0 msgid=1 source=441949-36-007345-1
> target=http://webmail.no-way.org/rpc.php user=fcu at no-way.org
> charset=UTF-8 wbxml=
> DEBUG:  erase map:DELETE FROM horde_syncml_map  WHERE syncml_syncpartner
> = '441949-36-007345-1' AND syncml_db = 'contacts' AND
> syncml_uid='fcu at no-way.org'
> DEBUG:  Create new sync for contacts; synctype=201
> DEBUG:  HandleFinal for state=0
> DEBUG:  Received Final from client.
> DEBUG:  Sending Final to client.
> DEBUG:  SyncML: return message completed
> DEBUG:  Finished at 2008-05-02 18:39:16. Packet logged in
> /tmp/sync/syncml_server_11.xml
>
> It's as if it doesnt find any contacts to sync?!?

You should try a CVS snaphost which has more extensive logs and a few fixes.

> You think this could be a problem:
> May  2 18:39:16 twoway HORDE[1611]: PHP Notice:  Unknown: SECURITY
> PROBLEM: insecure server advertised AUTH=PLAIN (errflg=1) in Unknown on
> line 0

Probably not.

Jan.

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