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First of all; thanks for the awesome work! I've recently bought a Palm III and T|X and have been looking for a solid sync for weeks. This seems to work quite nice, but I do have a question;

My plan was to use vdirsyncer to fetch (and update!) my Baikal / iCloud calendars. All calendar items are stored as individual ics files and I guess that calendar-sync2 does the same after downloading/processing the ical/ics.

Would it be possible;

• To specify a folder that contains all ics files and sync those to the Palm device?
• First read the datebook and store new (added on Palm) records to the ics folder?

This way, you can add appointments on the device and sync them back to the cloud.

Thanks again!

Hello,

Very neat project, and I was looking forward to playing around with it tonight. Glad to see someone else interested in carrying their calendar around with them on an old Palm. :)

Getting this to compile on Debian 12 was a bit of a chore, but even though I finally managed, it's still throwing an error on execution.

./sync-calendar2: error while loading shared libraries: libconfig++.so.11: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory

I'm guessing that all the little hacks I had to do ended up breaking something in the compilation process.

First of all, I used the source packages and their dependencies from the JPilot website (the *_0.12.5-dfsg-2build2_amd64.deb versions). Seems to have worked great, might throw that hint into your readme.

When it came to libconfig, however, it seemed that the development packages in the Debian repos (libconfig++-dev is at version 1.5-0.4) kept throwing an error about a missing function:

class libconfig::Config' has no member named 'setOption'; did you mean 'setOptions'?

Obviously setOption != setOptions because changing that on line 137 just broke things more, hahaha.

So I just downloaded the latest source for libconfig (which is now at 1.7.3) and compiled/installed it with the ol' ./configure/make/ sudo make install, and then threw the source into its own folder (called lib) in the palm-calendar-sync2 folder, adding it to CMakeLists.txt file with target_include_directories(sync-calendar2 PUBLIC "." "lib/").

After that, palm-calendar-sync2 compiled great! Yet it can't find the libconfig++.so.11 file! It's definitely in my LD_LIBRARY_PATH, though. Again, I'm guessing it's something to do with how I compiled it, but I haven't been able to figure that out. Is there something obvious I'm missing here?

(And the Apptainer image throws a segfault once the Hotsync starts, but that's a different problem, haha).

Hello,
I get the following error when connecting my Palm and HotSyncing. I've tried it on Ubuntu through WSL2, VirtualBox and on an actual installation and get the same error on all three:

/.singularity.d/runscript: line 3: 4889 Segmentation fault (core dumped) sync-calendar2 "$@"