Not Zed wrote: > On Sat, 2004-07-03 at 16:23 +0000, DANIELLLANO wrote: > > > I have a desktop and a laptop and want them synchronized to be able > > to work disconnected anywhere. > > > > How may I sync all the evolution information between these two PCs? > > Using rsync is probably the easiest. Although for mail you could just > use IMAP. The only things you need to keep track of is which directions > you've been syncing in and that the right programs aren't running whilst > you change their data.
As I said rsync is not and easy and integrated solution. I want it to be usable by my grandma. I can't use IMAP because I don't have Internet access. I said disconnected. > > I'd also like to keep the history of the changes to the email, > > the calendar and the address-book ideally I'd like to sync and keep > > history of everything (including the configuration) > > History? That sounds like backup task. Not, if you use a revision control system like gnu arch The problem is that evolution should use gnu arch directly and store the data in a format that works well with gnu arch. Like always using maildirs instead mboxes to store emails and using the filesystem (one entry per file) instead a Berkeley DB to store data. _______________________________________________ evolution-hackers maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/evolution-hackers
