RE: [coldsync-hackers] Variables in Coldsync.conf

["Brian Johnson" <bjohnson@jecinc.on.ca>]

>	Tilde-expansion ("~/foo") isn't implemented. However, you
should be able to use "${HOME}/foo". How exactly is this not working
for you?

Are those round brackets or parenthesis around HOME?  That may be my
problem.


So if I set up a user in /etc/palms, the pda block in /etc/coldsync can
include
directory: "${HOME}/.palm";


I also have
options {
        CONDUITDIR:
"$(CONDUITDIR):$(HOME)/.palm/conduits:/usr/share/coldsync-2.2.5/conduits";
}

but when I use
path: ./send-mail;
or
path: send-mail;
in a conduit block, the log file shows that coldsync can't find it - but it
can find it if I put in the full path


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