Description of problem: libsyncml-0.4.6 from Fedora repository fails to parse SyncML returned by Nokia N900 over OBEX. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.4.6 How reproducible: always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Make some change to one or more Contacts on Nokia N900. 2. Connect Nokia N900 device to Fedora 12/13/14 box (USB or Bluetooth) 3. Run: syncml-obex-client -u 1 --wbxml --identifier "PC Suite" --sync text/x-vcard Contacts 4. Or see http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php?t=49235 to reproduce. Actual results: Received an transport error: Link Error: 0x0 Expected results: Some changed contacts are listed. Additional info: N900 send empty <Data/> element within <Item/>. Recent versions of libsyncml (0.5.4) handle it properly, 0.4.6 doesn't. So, backport is required. Attached is the patch which work for me.
Created attachment 457956 [details] Backport from 0.5.4 patch
Created attachment 464370 [details] Backport from 0.5.4 v2 Previous patch appeared to be incomplete, it didn't allow more then one item to be transmitted upon slow-sync. Additional code is backported. Now I'm able to sync Contacts my device completely.
Thanks for the patch. I will look into including it into the Fedora Packages.
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