1:37 p.m.
Hi List,
a couple of days ago, I had to shutdown my PC the hard way. apparently
something append with sync-evolution:
Afterwards the GUI only looks like the attached screen shot.
I occasionally get the message "The list of supported services could not
be received". When trying to edit "Sync Services" no services (not even
the one I using which works) are presented.
Synchronization still works and I get the messages "Syncing has taken
places". However this happens only with "automatic syncing". When I
klick "Sync now" nothing happens. The progress bar does not show
anything.
I have my own Funambol server setup on an old laptop. That still works
since I can sync my phone and laptops. The pc is Mint 13 with
sync-evolution 1.2.2-1 installed.
I looks like the config was deleted, but why does it still work?
Any ideas?
best regards,
aztech
12:05 a.m.
On Sun, 2012-06-17 at 22:37 +0200, AZtech wrote:
a couple of days ago, I had to shutdown my PC the hard way.
apparently
something append with sync-evolution:
Afterwards the GUI only looks like the attached screen shot.
I occasionally get the message "The list of supported services could not
be received". When trying to edit "Sync Services" no services (not even
the one I using which works) are presented.
That sounds like a problem that occurred in Debian and Ubuntu recently:
syncevo-dbus-server as compiled by those distros no longer responds to
D-Bus requests, like the one from the UI.
Did you by any chance update your Linux installation?
The SyncEvolution binaries from syncevolution.org still worked on
another affected system; please try those.
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Best Regards, Patrick Ohly
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