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Browser based use. Skip to Navigation. Search form Search. Submitted by Patrick Ohly, updated on 19 Mar - - 0 comments. All in all, synchronization is working well, but I'd like to mention some things I noticed not to work: Recurring events don't stop at a final date in eGW, even when this final date has been set in evolution. On the other hand, SyncEvolution also does not yet support this either. Exceptions defined in Evolution's dialog are stored as simple properties and are sent to the server, but eGW does not seem to use that information.
But updates are. If it still occurs, please submit a bug report. Part of the problem was in SyncEvolution it did not correctly detect types as sent by eGW, fixed in 0. After my last dist-upgrade sid , syncevolution thought it was a good idea to parse its plaintext config files, generate an XML-based config and throw it up on me due to strange parser errors. Fortunately, Nokia already includes a SyncML client with their smartphones. It is almost trivial to set up following the official howto.
However, with eGroupWare 1. Fortunately, it was also very easy to add the CAcert root certificate to the Nokia device, allowing end-to-end encryption of my sensitive personal data. Now, the real fun began. Android comes preinstalled with a well-working synchronization service which is pushing all your data to Google servers. Not that I would mind Google having the data, I just wanted to be able to snapshot my contacts and calendar whenever I need to.
There are as well clients for other synchronization protocols. However, the Android client is "optimized" for interacting with the Funambol server read: it interoperates with other implementations only by chance. Besides the hell imposed on the unlucky ones trying to compile android-client for themselves instead of using the Market version, there were various compatibility issues.
In addition to that, SSL verification is only possible using the certificates already stored in the system. Neither self-signed nor community-signed SSL connections are possible. If you have root permissions, there is a workaround to add CAcert :. Nevertheless, the experience was so frustrating that I started my own project to improve SSL certificate management on Android. After many fruitless attempts at getting reproducible synchronization with Funambol's Android client, I decided to test Synthesis.
It installed, allowed me to bypass SSL certificate checking which is not quite perfect, but at least better than no SSL at all and synced all my contacts at first attempt. However, not everything is as shiny as it looks at first. It seems, Synthesis is not providing its own calendar backend. Instead, it is using whatever is available on the device.
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