Gambloide commented 3 years ago

Setup

OS: Linux carbon 5.8.15-201.fc32.x86_64 #1 SMP Thu Oct 15 15:56:44 UTC 2020 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux EteSync DAV: 0.30.0 EteSync Account: v2.0 only holding contacts; no calendars, tasks or notes Client: Evolution/3.36.5 Debug Log: debug-log.txt (generated via sh -c "./linux-etesync-dav -D" &> debug-log.txt)

Steps to Reproduce

run linux-etesync-dav (v.0.30.0)
Set up new local DAV account on http://localhost:37358/ via EteSync v2.0 account (previously migrated)
Follow steps to set up Evolution

Expected Result

Evolution shows entries for contacts, calendars and tasks.

Actual Result

Evolution only shows entries for calendars and tasks, but not contacts. etesync-contacts-missing-evolution

Workaround

Setting up the contacts using File > New > Address Book in Evolution works. So it seems one can currently use the Collection Account for calendars and tasks and Address Book for contacts. The sync also works both ways in this setup (tested using web GUI and GNOME contacts).

Additional Notes

Downloading the Default.vcf file from http://localhost:37358/.web/user/<username> works fine. The same file can also be successfully imported into Evolution manually.
The same v2.0 account set up on Android via the APK from https://blog.etesync.com/etesync-2-0-ready-for-testers/ also syncs the same contacts just fine (tested using web GUI and Contacts app on Android)
The same Evolution client worked fine with a prior version of linux-etesync-dav and a v1 account. Sadly I don't know the version of the linux-etesync-dav binray anymore and already deleted it.
The initial 401 Unauthorized responses in the log are caused by Evolution not giving an option to provide a password before the initial Look Up call when adding a new Collection Account.

tasn commented 3 years ago

Sorry for the slow reply, have been very busy with EteSync 2.0.

Thanks to your detailed report I was able to reproduce it without a problem. I'm not sure what's exactly the cause, but I'm on it.

Interestingly enough, the contacts actually sync after I restarted etesync-dav and just let Evolution try to sync again, so I'm not sure exactly what's going on.

Edit, now without even restarting etesync-dav, just giving it a bit more time.