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Help Evolution
Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 9:18 am
by AlsaPhil
Have two laptops for job. Each with Linux Mint 100%.
Can somebody help me, explaining the way to synchronize my calendar and my mails from one laptop to the other. The easiest way please
Thanks everybody who can help.
Re: Help Evolution
Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 12:50 pm
by scorp123
FrenchyPhil wrote:Have two laptops for job. Each with Linux Mint 100%.
Can somebody help me, explaining the way to synchronize my calendar and my mails from one laptop to the other. The easiest way please
Thanks everybody who can help.
Do you have access to a server somewhere between the two? e.g. MS Exchange? Then synchronisation would happen automagically every time you connect with either of the laptops to the server ... That's how I do it.
RE
Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 1:04 pm
by AlsaPhil
Thank you scorp for answer.
No haven't a server.
Do you think it is possible to save the calendar on one of the laptops, just like a document, to put it on a usb-key and transfer it in the other laptop?
When yes, how?
Regards, Phil
Re: RE
Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 2:44 pm
by scorp123
FrenchyPhil wrote:Do you think it is possible to save the calendar on one of the laptops, just like a document, to put it on a usb-key and transfer it in the other laptop?
I think evolution stores all its settings in a subfolder
.evolution inside your home folder. I think when you copy that folder to another machine it should then clone all your Evolution settings plus all that was stored in Evolution, incl. mails and calendar entries. But I am not really sure that this is a clean method. To have a server in between them would be better. Maybe you could create yourself a free GMail account (I can send you an invitation if you want) and then use the instructions here:
http://johnnyjacob.wordpress.com/2006/0 ... evolution/
http://ubuntu.wordpress.com/2006/12/18/ ... -calendar/
With this GMail would act as synchronisation server and you don't have to mess with manually transferring files ...
Posted: Fri Jan 05, 2007 3:35 pm
by AlsaPhil
Oh merci beaucoup scorp for this tip. It could be the solution for me
I will study that this week end and give you news.
Posted: Sat Jan 06, 2007 4:50 am
by AlsaPhil
so scorp from der Schweiz
I opened an account by Google Calendar, followed the instructions. Is a good solution at first.
Only problem is, that you have to make a manual sync from the "first" laptop agenda every time something is changing...
Little problem in fact because i can do that only the day before I'm traveling...
So one more time thank you for your tip and for your engagement here on the forum!
Phil