Re: [Evolution] evolution and palm

> So, if I install multisync.... does it replace gpilotd or talk to
> gpilotd?  Does it bypass the evo conduits, or talk to them?  If it
> replaces gpilotd, how does it deal with things like palm notes, and how
> does evo know to not start gpilotd?
> 

I replaces gpilotd and the conduits and talks directly to the e-d-s
(evolution data server). It does not handle palm notes (or any other
palm backup issues) it is pure and simple an address, calendar and tasks
synchronizer. It is *not* a general palm backup tool.

> Oh, do you know if it can create a sync from evo on one system to evo on
> another, and/or from evo to the kde pim suit?

As far as I know there is no conduit for the kde-pim. You can setup a
syncml pair between two different computers both running multisync and
evolution. This does not work perfectly yet mind you.

> Oh, and can it sync some palm info to evo and other palm info with, say,
> kde pim? .... I guess I'm asking can you define what information goes
> into each "sync pair"?

Like I said above there is no kde pim conduit. In a sync pair goes
information per part of the pair about what to sync where. I never use
Todo's for example so I do not sync it.

I included the multisync list on this to make others aware of this
discussion, more people have more answers :)

Ron

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