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Nov 13, 2013 3:49 PM in response to petermac87by florian170,Fine. I dont want you to live without icloud.... But leave me my local sync.
What is the logic behind forcing people to do icloud.
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Nov 13, 2013 3:54 PM in response to petermac87by florian170,Hey petermac87, are you the next shift of apple clerks managing the forum for the company and trying to male people sending their data apple?
The previous guy tried to insist that lical sync still works. I see that we are a step further. Denying if over...
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Nov 13, 2013 4:07 PM in response to florian170by Csound1,Invoking Godwins Law will not go unnoticed here florian.
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Nov 13, 2013 4:12 PM in response to florian170by petermac87,What you post here florian, can be and may be used against you in a Court Of Law.
Pete
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Nov 13, 2013 5:39 PM in response to Csound1by IdrisSeabright,Csound1 wrote:
Invoking Godwins Law will not go unnoticed here florian.
It's at least the second time it's been invoked in this thread (by a different person the first time).
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Nov 13, 2013 9:06 PM in response to Gerrit7by mshasegawa,All the childishness aside, many of us need to get back the option to locally sync contacts. iClould is fine and handy, but, I for one am not ready to relinquish my rolodex to a system I'm not 100% sure about, in terms of data integrity and security.
Let's also remember that the "data conflict resolution" process is a blackbox with iCloud.
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Nov 13, 2013 9:11 PM in response to mshasegawaby petermac87,mshasegawa wrote:
All the childishness aside, many of us need to get back the option to locally sync contacts. iClould is fine and handy, but, I for one am not ready to relinquish my rolodex to a system I'm not 100% sure about, in terms of data integrity and security.
Let's also remember that the "data conflict resolution" process is a blackbox with iCloud.
At present you can 1. sendback to Apple
2. Revert to you previous OSX from the backup you made before installing Maverick
3, Wait and hope
Requesting an old feature be reimplemented here, will not get to the appropriate people.
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html
Cheers
Pete
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Nov 13, 2013 10:05 PM in response to handsOFFmydataby ciu5781,handsOFFmydata wrote:
You say this over and over ... and I do appreciate the notion ... if applied equally to everybody.
Why don't you say the same to those in multiple dots camp who deny others this very right?
haha, that exactly explains that Meg is just picking someone who he doesn't like and telling his "term of service" logic. Sadly not for the constructive discussion but his self-satisfaction. Yea sadly.
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Nov 14, 2013 4:20 AM in response to mshasegawaby brollyjohn,Just to add to what Pete said, you can,
At present you can 1. sendback to Apple
2. Revert to you previous OSX from the backup you made before installing Maverick
3. Wait and hope
4. Download OSX server
5. Buy a windows computer to locally sync with your iphone because they still can do that
6. Get rid of your iphone/ipad and get an equally non-syncable android smartphone/tablet
Everyone should become developers if you're into option #4.
It's free OSX server time for developers apparently...
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Nov 14, 2013 12:56 AM in response to brollyjohnby patrick.fr,hello
you could also send messages to Apple support every Apple send you a mail
thats wat i done every time they contact me to purchase Apple
exemple :
re bonjour
je viens de recevoir un mail de votre part avec "Notre sélection de cadeaux pour Noël."
le meilleur cadeau que vous puissiez me faire serait de remettre la fonctionnalité de synchronisation USB ou Wifi sans passer par ICloud pour mon agenda et mes contacts Iphone
en attendant je vais aller faire mes courses de Noël ailleurs que chez vous
in bad english
hello
i received your mail to buy Aplle on line for Chrismas
the best gift you can give me will be to offer the possibility to syncronise with USB or Wifi without OCloud for my agnda and contact on Iphone
since i have not this posisbility i am going to buy my Chrimas gifts elsewhere
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Nov 14, 2013 12:56 AM in response to Gerrit7by tekknosaurus,OMG. So many trolls out there. Just back to the technical part and away from bashing each other ...
I got a question:
I am running a OS X Server for syncing the cal and cards. Makes no sense just for that but it is the only way helping me keep working without using the cloud. Doens´t matter why I don´t want to use it - it´s my decision.
Knows anybody the way to import my old calendars (about 10) to the server like they are? all things from the old into a new on the server? I don´t have time to playing around, maybe it is simple...
Please just technical and problemsolving answers. thanks!
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Nov 14, 2013 2:07 AM in response to tekknosaurusby ChrisW£,Export each of your calendars as a .ics file.
Under 'All OS X server' create a calendar to match each of your original calendar names and then import the corresponding .ics file into each.
Chris.
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Nov 14, 2013 3:27 AM in response to tekknosaurusby James Richards,Each old calendar in your 'On my Mac' account must be exported. After that you import it into your OSX Server account. I think you will have to do this process separately for each of your ten calendars. Once you are satisifed that the events are properly imported you will want to hide (and maybe in due course delete) the 'On my Mac' calendars. While they remain visible, you will get doouble appointments showing.
James
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Nov 14, 2013 3:40 AM in response to Gerrit7by tekknosaurus,Thanks Chris & James. Sounds too easy, but I will try that later today
Next is the portforwarding from my router to have the sync via dynamic ip from outer space...
And I think - when it all runs perfectly the OS X 10.9.1 will add the local sync via wifi and all happy