Created attachment 522157 [details] Transcript of error and key configuration file. Description of problem: Attempting to synchronize results in error: 'The sync failed: Unable to connect one of the members.' Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 0.22 How reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. Set up Barry and msynctool according to instruction. 2. Issue the command: msynctool --sync EvoBarry Actual results: Please see the attached. Expected results: Synchronization will occur. Additional info: Synchronization of the same blackberry works fine on an Ubuntu 10.04 machine. Fedora seems to use a different location for evolution configuration files from what is cited in many places on the Internet. Ubuntu uses the standard location. Standard location: /home/<user name>/.evolution/addressbook/system Fedora location: /home/<user name>/.local/share/evolution/addressbook/system The locations for calendar, tasks and memos are similar. Creating a link from 'fedora location' to 'standard location' does not work.
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