Though that post is about Ubuntu, most of the steps still applied in RHEL5.
BTW, you need to have bluetooth on both your mobile and computer to make it work.
My steps:
- Installation:
Install bluez, multisync, libiopensync, libopensync-plugin-irmc, and libopensync-plugin-evolution2. However, neither RHEL nor EPEL have those sync packages, so grab the FC6 version, they work. - Evolution plugins Configuration:
The steps are essentially same with the post from here.msynctool --configure pim_sync 1
which call your editior to create something like:<config> <address_path>default</address_path> <calendar_path>default</calendar_path> <tasks_path>default</tasks_path> </config>
No need to modified it if you use evolution default. - Configuration for mobile:
- Find MAC address of the mobile by
hcitool scan
- Find the Channel number for OBEX IrMC Sync Server of the mobile by
sdptool browse yourPhonesMacHere
Note that it is the “Service Name: OBEX IrMC Sync Server” section to be looked at.
- Configure member group for the mobile by
msynctool --configure pim_sync 2
which call your editior to create something like:<config> <donttellsync>false</donttellsync> <connectmedium>bluetooth</connectmedium> <btunit>yourphonemachere</btunit> <btchannel>yourirmcchannelhere</btchannel> </config>
Replace yourphonemachere and yourirmcchannelhere with your own values.
- Find MAC address of the mobile by
- Usage
- Sync with:
msynctool --sync pim_sync
- Sync without note and contact:
msynctool --sync pim_sync --filter-objtype note --filter-objtype contac
That's it, folks!
February 12 2009, 08:58:41 UTC 3 years ago