Contacts from Nokia N70 to opimd with PISI: no phone field

[Sebastian Krzyszkowiak]

On 9/4/09, Vadim, Efimov <evadim at evadim.ru> wrote:
> On Thu, 03 Sep 2009 07:43:50 +0400, Nicola Mfb <nicola.mfb at gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hi!
>> I just tried to transfer the addressbook from my Nokia N70 to opimd.
>> As PISI does not support obex/syncml via bt I used msynctool to sync
>> with Evolution.
>> Finally I transfered the evolution vcf exported file on the freerunner
>> and used PISI to sync it with opimd.
>> The result was that only sim contacts have the phone field. I tested
>> that with opimd gui, cli utils and litephone.
>> However it's not an opimd problem as using PISI to sync the same vcf
>> with google contacts results in the same problem.
>>
>> PISI is 0.4.5, shr is unstable lite 08/08 updated and upgraded before
>> trying pisi.
>>
>> Here some lines from the vcf file:
>>
>> BEGIN:VCARD
>> VERSION:3.0
>> UID:pas-id-4A9F1EF500000120
>> X-EVOLUTION-FILE-AS:XXXX\, XXXX
>> FN:XXXX XXXX
>> N:XXXX;XXXX;;;
>> REV:20090627T221844Z
>> TEL;TYPE=CELL:XXXXXXXXXX
>> END:VCARD
>>
>> Regards
>>
>>     Nicola
>>
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>
> Recently i tried to migrate my contacts too (via KDE Adressbook) and
> found that PISI export only FAX fields. I created few contacts in FR
> directly, and export it to vcf. PISI prefixed all numbers with
> "VOICE" flag:
>
> BEGIN:VCARD
> VERSION:3.0
> FN:Vadim
> N:Efimov;Vadim;;;
> TEL;TYPE=CELL,VOICE:+71234567890
> END:VCARD
>
> so, i add VOICE prefix to all fields and try again, it imported ok,
> except field what don't have TYPE flag ("other" number in my SE 810i)
> TYPE=VOICE also don't help...
>
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Can you check what's the names of fields? It should be something like
"Cell phone", "Office phone" etc.

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Sebastian Krzyszkowiak
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