| | 8 | Configuration follows the usual opensync procedure. Here's an example how |
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| | 9 | to create a synchronization group with sync4j and file-sync: |
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| | 11 | $ msynctool --addgroup sync4jfile |
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| | 12 | $ msynctool --addmember sync4jfile syncml-client |
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| | 13 | $ msynctool --addmember sync4jfile file-sync |
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| | 14 | $ msynctool --configure sync4jfile 1 |
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| | 16 | This will open an editor and you are required to set some minimal settings (most |
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| | 17 | are already set to a reasonable default value). |
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| | 18 | In node <Auth> set your credentials. |
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| | 19 | In node <Conn> set the url. |
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| | 20 | In node <Sources> adapt <uri> to point to the correct database. |
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| | 21 | |
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| | 22 | $ msynctool --configure sync4jfile 1 |
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| | 23 | Configure the file-sync plugin |
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| | 25 | $ msynctool --discover sync4jfile 1 |
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| | 26 | $ msynctool --discover sync4jfile 2 |
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| | 28 | Now make a sync |
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| | 29 | $ msynctool --sync sync4jfile |
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