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Subject: MultiSync, SyncML via Bluetooth (Mobile phone)
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Hallo!

I want to syncronisize my cell phone via Bluetooth. I've found MultiSync
with the SyncML plugin. I've read that I can do this with OBEX.

If I type
   obexapp -a 00:01:e3:ff:e9:ff -C IrMC
after pairing, I get a promt like this:
   obex>

But what should I do now? Is this approach totally wrong?

Both the SyncML plugin and the sync manager of my phone asking for a URL, if
they act as a client.

I hope, you can give me some tips.

Konstantin

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