Calendar appointment 2 hours off between computers in evolution

[Cees Keyer]

L.S.

I've got a problem with synchronising appointments between two
computers.
I use a desktop running ubuntu 10.04 lts
and a laptop with the same os.
Bots timezone's are the same, BIOS clockis the same, and the are
synchronised by NTP (network time protocol)
I a make an recurring appointment in my evolution calendar, and use
msynctool to sync it with my ipaq RX 5935 it's fine.
Then i sync my IPAQ with my laptop and the time off. the appointments
are two hours earlier.

This happens only for recurring appointments. Other appointments are all
right.

Any sugestions????

Kind regards
Cees Keyer.

[Lionel]

Hello,
In .synce/partnerships/PS-... open the file psconfig.xml
and change the value <SyncTimeToPc> from 0 to 1.
Best regards,
Lionel

-------- Message initial --------
De: Cees Keyer <***@ieee.org>
À: synce-***@lists.sourceforge.net
Sujet: Calendar appointment 2 hours off between computers in evolution
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2010 10:52:57 +0100

L.S.

I've got a problem with synchronising appointments between two
computers.
I use a desktop running ubuntu 10.04 lts
and a laptop with the same os.
Bots timezone's are the same, BIOS clockis the same, and the are
synchronised by NTP (network time protocol)
I a make an recurring appointment in my evolution calendar, and use
msynctool to sync it with my ipaq RX 5935 it's fine.
Then i sync my IPAQ with my laptop and the time off. the appointments
are two hours earlier.

This happens only for recurring appointments. Other appointments are all
right.

Any sugestions????

Kind regards
Cees Keyer.

[Lionel]

Hi Cees,
Honestly I don't know but I think not, it wouldn't help.
You should wait if other users or Mark Ellis have another solution.
Best regards,
Lionel
-------- Message initial --------
De: Cees Keyer <***@xs4all.nl>
À: Lionel <***@gmx.net>
Sujet: Re: Calendar appointment 2 hours off between computers in
evolution
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2010 12:05:02 +0100

Hi Lionel,

Did that and it didnot solve the problem.
Is removing all partnerships and making new ones a solution?

Kind regards,
Cees

Post by Lionel
Hello,
In .synce/partnerships/PS-... open the file psconfig.xml
and change the value <SyncTimeToPc> from 0 to 1.
Best regards,
Lionel
-------- Message initial --------
Sujet: Calendar appointment 2 hours off between computers in evolution
Date: Fri, 19 Nov 2010 10:52:57 +0100
L.S.
I've got a problem with synchronising appointments between two
computers.
I use a desktop running ubuntu 10.04 lts
and a laptop with the same os.
Bots timezone's are the same, BIOS clockis the same, and the are
synchronised by NTP (network time protocol)
I a make an recurring appointment in my evolution calendar, and use
msynctool to sync it with my ipaq RX 5935 it's fine.
Then i sync my IPAQ with my laptop and the time off. the appointments
are two hours earlier.
This happens only for recurring appointments. Other appointments are all
right.
Any sugestions????
Kind regards
Cees Keyer.
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Post by Cees Keyer
L.S.
I've got a problem with synchronising appointments between two
computers.
I use a desktop running ubuntu 10.04 lts
and a laptop with the same os.
Bots timezone's are the same, BIOS clockis the same, and the are
synchronised by NTP (network time protocol)
I a make an recurring appointment in my evolution calendar, and use
msynctool to sync it with my ipaq RX 5935 it's fine.
Then i sync my IPAQ with my laptop and the time off. the appointments
are two hours earlier.

What version of the synce-sync-engine package are you using ?