Re: [coldsync-hackers] Design logic of Sync conduits

[Marco van Beek <marco at 84andahalf dot com>]

 > 	It woulnd't be very useful for networked syncronizations, where
> you don't know what the remote server is running (such as an online
> calendaring service), and can't risk data loss or record clobbering.

With the system I am slowly putting together, the MySQL database is the 
heart of all the data. I am even doing a one-way synchronisation with an 
OpenLDAP (although using a custom MySQL backend for LDAP may be a better 
long term solution).

The "desktop" client uses PHP, so again, it is dealing with the "master" 
data directly.

We use the LDAP interface for desktop mail clients, and for our VoIP 
handsets, which have an LDAP lookup program (including on incoming 
calls, which is neat).

Regards,

Marco.


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