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List:       kdepim-users
Subject:    [kdepim-users] KPilot deleting appointments/tasks
From:       "Lars" <kdepim-users () hofmann-wi ! de>
Date:       2004-07-12 18:10:41
Message-ID: 200407122010.41165.kdepim-users () hofmann-wi ! de
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Hi everybody!

First: thanks for kpilot!

Since a few days I'm using my new Palm which I had to trade for my old WinCE 
device because I need synchronisation with Kontact.
It started good with minor problems:
Synchronizing notes from kontact to Palm crashes the Palm device wich needs 
reset afterwards to work again. Since 'install-memo' workes I can live with 
that.

But unfortunately today the worst case hit me:
I added new appointments and tasks to the palm during the weekend and after 
synchronisation they got all deleted by kpilot. No error messages or popup 
windows at all. Nothing in the sync protocol.
Now everytime I enter a new appointment on the palm it gets deleted after a 
synchronisation with kpilot. The other direction from kontact to palm works 
fine. Also changing existing appointments to different times on the palm work 
with the synchronisation. Only new appointments/tasks get deleted without any 
comment.
I've also reseted the palm. No change.
It seems to only effect kalendar synchronisation because some new contacts got 
synchronized to the PC fine.

I hope someone has an idea where I can start to look at the problem or what I 
can do to find out where the problem is. Synchronisation with Kontact was the 
reason to buy the palm.
Please help.

Thanks in advance!
Lars

BTW: I'm pretty sure it worked at the beginning (last week) when I tested out 
the kpilot.

Setup:
- Debian unstable
- pilot-link ver. 0.11.8-10
- KPilot ver. 3.2.2-2 (4.4.1)
- Palm Tungsten E (Palm OS 5.2.1)
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