dund connect problem with "noauth" argument

Jim Maas <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.gnome.apps.multisync.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I'm new at this and attempting to connect a motorola a920 to ximian 
evolution using syncml. When I follow albatorsk's notes exactly, ie. the 
dund command listed below with the "noauth" argument, it says I need 
root permission. So if I take out the nauth argument I get the 
following. I want to be able to do the syncing as user so hopefully it 
will find the correct ximian databases to sync with. Can anyone tell me 
what is wrong or how to get around the nauth problem?


jamaas@Bossy:/dev$ /usr/bin/dund --listen --channel 1 --msdun 
169.254.1.68:169.254.1.1 460800 ms-dns 169.254.1.68 lock --persist 
--nodetach
dund[15811]: Bluetooth DUN daemon
dund[15815]: New connection from 00:0A:28:2A:79:08
pppd: The remote system is required to authenticate itself
pppd: but I couldn't find any suitable secret (password) for it to use 
to do so.
dund[15811]: Accept failed. Interrupted system call(4)



The other option I might try is a direct cable connection using Henik's 
notes. What do you mean "Give the Syncml databases some descriptive 
names" in section 4.1? I thought syncml would find the ximian datbases 
automatically? What have I missed. Where do I create these databases, 
and what settings do I need to change on the phone?

Thanks for all the help and Best Regards

Jim


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