David - I'm glad FTP is working for you. Hopefully we can get it working for Jay as well.
We do check the SFTP return codes. Perhaps it is something that has changed in an SFTP version: can I get the "ssh -V" output from everyone? e.g. [EMAIL PROTECTED] bin]$ ssh -V OpenSSH_3.5p1, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090701f Jay: can you try and FTP to port 4242 as root/rootme and fetch Applications/addressbook/addressbook.xml? If that works can you configure the plugin for the same and try it? Thanks, Tom On Tue, 2003-10-14 at 15:23, David Aspinall wrote: > Hello guys, > > It looks as if I am having exactly the same problem as Jay > described with sftp. In fact, it looks on my machine as if > opie_sync successfully retrieves addressbook.xml to /tmp, but > believes it has failed, so perhaps it is something simple > to do with checking the exit code? > > I tested on the command line and a successful copy appears > successful to bash (see below). I haven't looked at the > opie_sync code. > > Tom: many thanks for taking the time to reply to me. > Together with one of the other notices (to reset the password to > "rootme") I can now sync using ftp on port 4242. I hadn't > realised there was an ftp server running there by default! > > The synchronization appears to work, although messages > appear in the log like this: > > Sync. of 441 entries succeeded > Failed to connect to remote: failed to flush todolist > > and similarly for "datebook" (frustratingly I can't cut > and paste from the log window to show precise messages). > > - David. > > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] da]$ if sftp -o Port=22 -o BatchMode=yes [EMAIL > PROTECTED]:/root/postinst postinst; then echo yes; else echo no; fi > Connecting to 192.168.220.2... > Fetching /root/postinst to postinst > yes > > > Tom: many thanks for your helpful reply. > > On Tue, 2003-10-14 at 19:43, Eike M. Lang wrote: > > Am Die, den 14.10.2003 schrieb Jay R. Gindin um 19:51: > > > > > (opie_sync.c[115] - 2003/10/14 17:47.38) sync_connect > > > (opie_sync.c[126] - 2003/10/14 17:47.38) qcop_connect > > > (opie_sync.c[151] - 2003/10/14 17:49.38) QCop connection failed > > > > > Now, if I turn off qcop: > > > > > (opie_sync.c[115] - 2003/10/14 17:50.54) sync_connect > > > (opie_sync.c[126] - 2003/10/14 17:50.54) qcop_connect > > > (opie_comms.c[213] - 2003/10/14 17:50.54) Attempting scp Connection. > > > (opie_comms.c[490] - 2003/10/14 17:50.55) SFTP failed > > > > > This makes it look like it's attempting to do something with qcop, even > > > when turned off??? > > > > Sorry, that's my bad. The debug statement for QCop is rather stupidly > > placed outside the block that only gets executed when QCop is active. It > > is as I suspected - sftp fails or appears to fail from multisync's point > > of view for reasons that are not all obvious -- after all you did it > > successfully on the command line. :-/ > > > > However, from the log entries it is obvious that ftp is not actually > > being used (instead it is still sftp), the log messages are different > > for FTP (just double-checked against the source). > > > > Tom, any ideas from you? I appear to be fresh out :-/ > > > > Regards, > > Eike ------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: SF.net Giveback Program. SourceForge.net hosts over 70,000 Open Source Projects. See the people who have HELPED US provide better services: Click here: http://sourceforge.net/supporters.php _______________________________________________ Multisync-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/multisync-users
