On Fri, 2014-06-27 at 18:08 +0200, Pietro Battiston wrote:
Dear list,
since a couple of years I am a happy user of syncevolution under Debian
testing + Synthesis SyncML on my Android device (I only use it for the
addressbook).
However now, when I try to sync, I run as usual
syncevo-http-server
http://localhost:9000/syncevolution
... but when I start the sync from the device, I get the following error
in the terminal:
First ERROR encountered: error code from SyncEvolution error parsing
config file (local, status 20010): addressbook: backend not supported by
any of the backend modules (syncxmlrpc, syncsqlite, syncqtcontacts,
syncmaemocal, synckcalextended, syncfile, syncdav, syncakonadi,
syncaddressbook, syncactivesync, platformkde) or not correctly
configured (backend=addressbook databaseFormat= syncFormat=)
Do you use EDS as storage? There is no syncebook in the list of
available backend modules.
How did you install SyncEvolution? The Debian package was removed from
Testing because of some build-from-source error; a revised package is
now in unstable and waiting to reappear in Testing.
I suspect your copy of syncevolution-libs-gnome probably had to be
removed when you updated your system to a new EDS version. You need to
reinstall it, once it is available again.
Alternatively you can install from the APT repo on
syncevolution.org.
That's how I run SyncEvolution on Debian Testing.
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Best Regards, Patrick Ohly
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