Julien,
On Mon, 12 Oct 2009, Julien Garet wrote:
> In my setup I was able to advance a bit by switching the
requirement for
> certificates off (I also was not able to get the certificates succeed, with
> the same error as you do).
Do you mean setting SSLVerifyServer = 0 and SSLVerifyHost = 0 ?
Yes, this is what I did (I tried to add the certificate by exporting it from
FireFox on the calendar website, but this did not work. Libsoup was
complaining).
It does not work better for me.
Were you still getting the same error message? I start to wonder if I do not
suffer from the ssl problem myself, while I try to find the solution
elsewhere.
syncURL =
https://agenda.inria.fr:4444/ocst-bin/ocas.fcgi
username = garet
password = "<my_password>"
logdir = /tmp/syncevo
loglevel = 5
maxlogdirs = 1
RetryInterval = 5
deviceId = sc-pim-290f49b4-ab78-4c7b-9c82-6bed35815f2c
SSLVerifyServer = 0
SSLVerifyHost = 0
WebURL =
IconURI =
ConsumerReady = 1
and here are my sources files :
addressbook/config.ini:sync = none
addressbook/config.ini:type = addressbook:text/vcard
addressbook/config.ini:uri = ./Contacts
calendar/config.ini:sync = two-way
calendar/config.ini:type = calendar
calendar/config.ini:uri = ./Calendar/Events
I only use the calendar at the moment - I want to make it work first. But my
set up is essentially the same as yours.
Other users of my server also add a query limitiing the scope of
synchronization. I heard rumours that unlimited does not work, but I do not
know if this is a client or a server limitation in their cases.
calendar/config.ini:uri = ./Calendar/Events?/dr(-60,180)
Gives a scope of 60 days back and 180 in future.
Andrzej