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Unison is a great tool to synchronize files between different computer systems, supporting various UNIX platforms including Linux and also Microsoft Windows.
Download the attached Debian "arm" package for the older ITOS2005 operating system or the new "armel" package for the newer ITOS2006 (released end of June 2006) and install it with the Application Installer.
See the Unison manual for details.
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Install Unison on the Nokia 770 and Unison with GTK support on your desktop machine. Create a directory (e.g. ~/Nokia770) on your desktop machine that will hold your sync-ed hierarchy.
Start Unison on the desktop with
unison-gtk
choose "Create new profile" and give it a whatever name you like, e.g. Nokia770.
Double-click the new profile, select your local directory (in my case /home/spiney/Nokia770)
for the second directory choose SSH, insert hostname or IP address in the Hosts field (and the username "user" in the User field in case you do not have a special Nokia770 configuration in ~/.ssh/config)
Ignore the warning about first sync, because it is the first time you synchronize and enjoy!
Note: to avoid Unison trying to synchronize it's own status directory on the Nokia770 (which will never be in sync because every update will change it), I suggest adding the following line to ~/.unison/<profilename>.prf:
ignore = Name .unison
Feel free to just synchronize the MyDocs directory by providing "MyDocs" when specifying the second directory.
Built a working GTK-enabled package, as in: find the reason why the application segfaults after a couple of seconds when built with GTK support.
This package is provided without any warranties, use it on your own risk. Feedback is very welcome, feel free to use the feedback form or add comments below.
| Attachment | Size |
|---|---|
| unison_2.13.16-1_arm.deb | 409.18 KB |
| unison_2.13.16-5maemo1_armel.deb | 249.81 KB |