Scheduleworld no longer free. Other alternatives?

[Jason Grant-7]

There was some discussion on this list recently about scheduleworld.

For those interested, it looks like scheduleworld is revoking free
access in four days, and will thereafter levy a fee of $33.98 USD plus
tax per annum for all sync/mail features.

http://wiki.scheduleworld.com/wiki/ScheduleWorld_2.0

Can anybody recommend a free service on the net that will allow me to
keep PIM data in sync across multiple hosts?  Or, perhaps as an
alternative, I could host my own syncml server (funambool?).

J.


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[Chris Carr-3]

I would go for running your own server (but I have a particular issue with
my data being on other people's servers - YMMV). As an alternative to
funambol you could look at http://horde.org/sync/ - it doesn't look as
slick/mature/whatever as Funambol, but OTOH it already exists as Debian
packages, which is a big plus for me. (ISTR last time I looked at Funambol
there was an issue with its freeness, but I can't remember what the problem
was.)

Cheers,

Chris  

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jason Grant [mailto:expires07@...]
> Sent: 08 May 2009 01:04
> To: OpenSync-users
> Subject: [Opensync-users] Scheduleworld no longer free. Other
> alternatives?
>
> There was some discussion on this list recently about scheduleworld.
>
> For those interested, it looks like scheduleworld is revoking free
> access in four days, and will thereafter levy a fee of $33.98 USD plus
> tax per annum for all sync/mail features.
>
> http://wiki.scheduleworld.com/wiki/ScheduleWorld_2.0
>
> Can anybody recommend a free service on the net that will allow me to
> keep PIM data in sync across multiple hosts?  Or, perhaps as an
> alternative, I could host my own syncml server (funambool?).
>
> J.
>
>
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[Juha Tuomala-2]

On Friday 08 May 2009 03:03:53 Jason Grant wrote:

> There was some discussion on this list recently about scheduleworld.
>
> For those interested, it looks like scheduleworld is revoking free
> access in four days, and will thereafter levy a fee of $33.98 USD plus
> tax per annum for all sync/mail features.
>
> http://wiki.scheduleworld.com/wiki/ScheduleWorld_2.0
>
> Can anybody recommend a free service on the net that will allow me to
> keep PIM data in sync across multiple hosts?  Or, perhaps as an
> alternative, I could host my own syncml server (funambool?).

We all would also appreciate if you could update the particular
peer page:

  http://opensync.org/wiki/peers/scheduleWorld

here is a template for it:

  http://opensync.org/wiki/devel/peerTemplate


Tuju

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[Juha Tuomala-2]

On Friday 08 May 2009 10:59:50 Chris Carr wrote:
> I would go for running your own server (but I have a particular issue with
> my data being on other people's servers - YMMV). As an alternative to
> funambol you could look at http://horde.org/sync/ - it doesn't look as

Chris, same applies here:

  http://opensync.org/wiki/peers/horde
  http://opensync.org/wiki/devel/peerTemplate


;-)

Tuju

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