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![]() using odbc pro trial
I see the pipes created in /var/run/sysync I have tried everything related at 777 so I don't think it is a permission problem Looking at apache access log, I see access to /sync from Nokia Syncml CLient so I know the phone is getting to the server Config is correct for odbc setup with mysql, but nothing is is getting written to mysql SYNC_LOG Any clues where to look next? |
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![]() sorry, this is ubuntu 8.10.
I did a sudo apt-get install build-deps apache2 then ran the install2.sh. Everything looked fine and mod_sysync2 is loading. I think the problem is probably something with the odbc setup. Any hints? |
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![]() the install2.sh recognized distro as debian
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![]() also tried install on a debian 4 box and the same thing. Also tried on this one
Code:
server4:/# su www-data server4:/$ isql -v mysql_sync_dsn +---------------------------------------+ | Connected! | | | | sql-statement | | help [tablename] | | quit | | | +---------------------------------------+ SQL> |
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![]() As I understand it this is the process and where I am having a problem
Nokia(or other syncml client) makes post request to apache path set in Location Directive------>Apache Location directive tells mod_sysync2 to handle this request----->mod_sysync2 calls the odbc session handler and creates session in /var/run/sysync----->syncserv does diff engine stuff with odbc and client(this seems to be my problem area, nothing is checking database at all)----->sysncserv returns results to client |
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