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author | Patrick Ohly <patrick.ohly@intel.com> | 2010-12-14 14:29:00 +0100 |
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committer | Patrick Ohly <patrick.ohly@intel.com> | 2010-12-14 14:29:00 +0100 |
commit | e47c7ff970aa91971456ecd2b48da8cc5af1c064 (patch) | |
tree | e867377b90aaacafbbd17b613606debf340f8996 /README.rst | |
parent | b267e1e7b48db648e362663fa95f3141736933a7 (diff) |
ScheduleWorld: disabled configuration, replaced in examples
The ScheduleWorld service shut down end of November 2010.
Removing it completely from SyncEvolution is a bit
intrusive (it is used as reference configuration and in
unit tests), so this patch only makes it invisible to
sync-ui users and replaces it in the examples with
Memotoo.
Diffstat (limited to 'README.rst')
-rw-r--r-- | README.rst | 51 |
1 files changed, 22 insertions, 29 deletions
@@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ peer. Depending on which parameters are given, different operations are executed. Starting with SyncEvolution 1.0, <config> strings can have different -meanings. Typically, a simple string like `scheduleworld` refers to +meanings. Typically, a simple string like `memotoo` refers to the configuration for that peer, as it did in previous releases. A peer is either a SyncML server (the traditional usage of SyncEvolution) or a client (the new feature in 1.0). @@ -107,7 +107,7 @@ the context name. When different peers are meant to synchronize different local databases, then different contexts have to be used when setting up the peers by appending a context name after the `at` sign, as in -`scheduleworld2@other-context`. Later on, if `scheduleworld2` is +`memotoo2@other-context`. Later on, if `memotoo2` is unique, the `@other-context` suffix becomes optional. Sometimes it is also useful to change configuration options of a @@ -305,8 +305,8 @@ a list of valid values. of the template configurations (see --template option). When creating a new configuration and listing sources explicitly on the command line, only those sources will be set to active in the new - configuration, i.e. `syncevolution -c scheduleworld addressbook` - followed by `syncevolution scheduleworld` will only synchronize the + configuration, i.e. `syncevolution -c memotoo addressbook` + followed by `syncevolution memotoo` will only synchronize the address book. The other sources are created in a disabled state. When modifying an existing configuration and sources are specified, then the source properties of only those sources are modified. @@ -412,7 +412,7 @@ a list of valid values. for known SyncML peers. Defaults to the <config> name, so --template only has to be specified when creating multiple different configurations for the same peer, or when using a template that is named differently - than the peer. `default` is an alias for `scheduleworld` and can be + than the peer. `default` is an alias for `memotoo` and can be used as the starting point for servers which do not have a built-in template. @@ -475,12 +475,12 @@ List the known configuration templates:: syncevolution --template ? -Create a new configuration, using the existing ScheduleWorld template:: +Create a new configuration, using the existing Memotoo template:: syncevolution --configure \ --sync-property "username=123456" \ --sync-property "password=!@#ABcd1234" \ - scheduleworld + memotoo Note that putting passwords into the command line, even for short-lived processes as the one above, is a security risk in shared @@ -493,29 +493,29 @@ This command shows the directory containing the file:: Review configuration:: - syncevolution --print-config scheduleworld + syncevolution --print-config memotoo Synchronize all sources:: - syncevolution scheduleworld + syncevolution memotoo Deactivate all sources:: syncevolution --configure \ --source-property sync=none \ - scheduleworld + memotoo Activate address book synchronization again, using the --sync shortcut:: syncevolution --configure \ --sync two-way \ - scheduleworld addressbook + memotoo addressbook Change the password for a configuration:: syncevolution --configure \ --sync-property password=foo \ - scheduleworld + memotoo Set up another configuration for under a different account, using the same default databases as above:: @@ -523,8 +523,8 @@ the same default databases as above:: syncevolution --configure \ --sync-property username=joe \ --sync-property password=foo \ - --template scheduleworld \ - scheduleworld_joe + --template memotoo \ + memotoo_joe Set up another configuration using the same account, but different local databases (can be used to simulate synchronizing between two @@ -534,7 +534,7 @@ clients, see `Exchanging Data`_:: --sync-property "username=123456" \ --sync-property "password=!@#ABcd1234" \ --source-property sync=none \ - scheduleworld@other + memotoo@other syncevolution --configure \ --source-property evolutionsource=<name of other address book> \ @@ -542,16 +542,16 @@ clients, see `Exchanging Data`_:: syncevolution --configure \ --source-property sync=two-way \ - scheduleworld@other addressbook + memotoo@other addressbook - syncevolution scheduleworld - syncevolution scheduleworld@other + syncevolution memotoo + syncevolution memotoo@other Migrate a configuration from the <= 0.7 format to the current one and/or updates the configuration so that it looks like configurations created anew with the current syncevolution:: - syncevolution --migrate scheduleworld + syncevolution --migrate memotoo NOTES @@ -571,16 +571,9 @@ possible because it cannot represent all data that Evolution stores. the same applies to other data sources. How the server stores the items depends on its implementation and -configuration. In the default Funambol server installation, contacts -and calendar items are converted into an internal format, but at -least for contacts it preserves most of the properties used by -Evolution whereas iCalendar 2.0 items are not preserved properly -up to and including Funambol 8.0. ScheduleWorld uses the same format -as Evolution for calendars and tasks and thus requires no conversion. - -To check which data is preserved, one can use this procedure -(described for contacts, but works the same way for calendars and -tasks): +configuration. To check which data is preserved, one can use this +procedure (described for contacts, but works the same way for +calendars and tasks): 1. synchronize the address book with the server 2. create a new address book in Evolution and view it in Evolution |