Bugzilla Bug 111697

GUI and cmd tool for opensync, see Bug 111623

Created an attachment (id=72311) [details]
multisync-0.90.17.ebuild

*** Bug 111988 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

*** Bug 111988 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

Created an attachment (id=72513) [details]
multisync-0.90.18.ebuild

version bump

I added the "~amd64" keyword to the ebuild and tried to emerge it: 
 
stonki stonki # ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~amd64" emerge multisync 
Calculating dependencies - 
emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy "app-pda/libopensync". 
 
I do not find a package with this name. Any idea ? 

see Bug 11623

Created an attachment (id=72965) [details]
multisync-0.90.18-alt

I made an attachment with my ebuild. Don't know which one will suite the dev .
I used inherit autotools because i had problems with some versions of libtool
if i didn't autoreconf -sfi. Also building of the gui depends on libgnomeui.
The use flags u used in your ebuilds are not standard, so i don't know if u may
use them like that. Therefor i used gtk to build the gui as a useflag.
License also changed to LGPL-2.1.

Created an attachment (id=74868) [details]
Adds connection id to multisync (needed for e.g. SE K750i)

Multisync (0.83_pre20050414-r2, current with gentoo) won

Created an attachment (id=74868) [details]
Adds connection id to multisync (needed for e.g. SE K750i)

Multisync (0.83_pre20050414-r2, current with gentoo) won’t work with (at least)
the SE K750i. The reason is that obex connection headers aren’t used by
multisync but required by the phone.

Read more here: http://triq.net/obex/obexftp/k750i

I doesn't look like multisync is maintained upstream, thus I'm submitting the
patch downstream.

*** Bug 116184 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***

- libgnomeui is also a optional dependency at runtime

Due to the fact that the build checks for installed plugins I suppose it should
also have a evolution2 use flag.

Sadly I have to report that it does not work on amd64. It pops out with a
segmentation fault.

Created an attachment (id=87601) [details]
Added ~amd64 keyword and evo use flag

Multisync works on amd64 - it is just a bit picky on CFLAGS or LDFLAGS. So I
added the keyword. Furthermore I added the evo use flag. I called it evo and
not plugin-evolution2 to be consistent with the old / original portage ebuild
which used evo as name as well.

Yet, even with sane CFLAGS/LDFLAGS multisync / opensync plugins are very
unstable on amd64 + gcc-4.1 + glibc-2.4. File-File sync works fine, GUI crashes
as well as evolution-file sync does. So be careful when using it on this
platform.

I'm not entirely sure, but isn't opensync + >=multisync-0.90 the successor or
app-pda/multisync ?

opensync is - so says it's homepage - the successor of multisync.

Compilation failes on my x86 with gcc-4.1.1:

cc1: warnings being treated as errors
file_sync.c: In function 'msync_fs_make_config':
file_sync.c:129: warning: value computed is not used

Created an attachment (id=88349) [details]
multisync-0.90.18-r2.ebuild

New ebuild disabling -Werror to build it with gcc-4.1.

For me it doesn't build with gcc-4.1, too.

Out of sheer curiosity: Do we really need the if[ ...] in src_unpack() ?

BTW, my solution was: 
find . -iname "Makefile*" -exec sed -i -e 's/-Werror//g' {} \;

A version which compiles under gcc 4.1.1 would be very much welcome...
I think setting up a newer ebuild for old users will be easier than setting up
a whole new package...

Thiago: When you are referring to the multisync ebuilds in the tree, please
file a bug.

A new version .19 is out. Yet multisync seems to have been split into two
packages : multisync-cli and multisync-gui. The download page doesn't reflect
this :

http://www.opensync.org/wiki/download#tarballs

The actual files ar

http://www.opensync.org/attachment/wiki/download/multisync-cli-0.90.19.tar.gz?rev=&format=raw

and

http://www.opensync.org/attachment/wiki/download/multisync-gui-0.90.19.tar.gz?rev=&format=raw

Will someone try to update the ebuld(s) ?

Correction - the cli is called msynctool
http://www.opensync.org/attachment/wiki/download/msynctool-0.19.tar.gz?format=raw

Added ebuild for msynctool. See bug #150044

Is there also an ebuild for multisync-gui?

I have added multisync-gui-0.90.19 and msynctool-0.19 to the tree a few days
ago.