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Old 11-11-2008
iPhone: Unexpected results if importing SIM contacts from a Sony Ericsson phone
Symptom 1After importing your SIM contacts from a Sony Ericsson phone to an original iPhone or iPhone 3G, syncing the contacts from the iPhone to a Microsoft Exchange Server over-the-air might result in the following symptom: The contact entry/entries that were synced from the iPhone to the Exchange Server will not have the phone number displayed for that contact.Symptom 2After importing your SIM contacts from a Sony Ericsson phone to an original iPhone or iPhone 3G, syncing the contacts from the iPhone to Microsoft Outlook using iTunes with the USB cable might result in the following symptom: The phone number for the contact entry will be displayed in the "Other" category field rather than "Work", "Home", or "Mobile."

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gvfs

GVFS(7) 						   Conventions and miscellaneous						   GVFS(7)

NAME

       gvfs - GIO virtual file system

DESCRIPTION

       GIO provides a VFS API to GLib applications. It includes a 'local' implementation using POSIX. gvfs provides implementations that go beyond
       that and allow to access files and storage using many protocols, such as ftp, http, sftp, dav, obexftp, etc. It also provides support for
       trash folders, for cd burning and for monitoring interesting devices and volumes on the computer.

       Applications use gvfs indirectly, by means of GIO loading the gvfs module that implements the GIO extension points. The gvfs support for
       volume monitoring is included in a separate loadable module.

       The actual gvfs implementation is distributed over a number of processes. None of these are expected to be started from the commandline,
       except for debugging purposes.

       Main processes:

       o   gvfsd - the main gvfs daemon

       o   gvfs-fuse-daemon - mounts gvfs as a fuse filesystem

       o   gvfsd-metadata - writes gvfs metadata

       Volume monitors:

       o   gvfs-udisks2-volume-monitor - a udisks-based volume monitor

       o   gvfs-afc-volume-monitor - a volume monitor for Apple iPhone/iPod Touch devices

       Mount backends:

       o   gvfsd-afc - mounts iPhone/iPod touch volumes

       o   gvfsd-afp - mounts Apple Filing Protocol volumes

       o   gvfsd-afp-browse - browses Apple Filing Protocol volumes

       o   gvfsd-archive - mounts archive files in various formats

       o   gvfsd-burn - provides a location for burning CDs

       o   gvfsd-cdda - mounts audio CDs

       o   gvfsd-computer - provides computer://

       o   gvfsd-dav - mounts DAV filesystems

       o   gvfsd-dnssd - browses dnssd

       o   gvfsd-ftp - mounts over FTP

       o   gvfsd-http - mounts over HTTP

       o   gvfsd-localtest - a test backend

       o   gvfsd-network - provides network://

       o   gvfsd-obexftp - mounts over obexftp

       o   gvfsd-recent - provides recent://

       o   gvfsd-sftp - mounts over sftp

       o   gvfsd-smb - mounts Windows Shares Filesystem volumes

       o   gvfsd-smb-browse - browses Windows Shares Filesystem volumes

       o   gvfsd-trash - provides trash://

ENVIRONMENT

       GIO_USE_VFS
	   If set, specifies the GIO vfs implementation to use. Possible values include 'local' and 'gvfs'.

       GIO_USE_VOLUME_MONITOR
	   If set, specifies the GIO volume monitor implementation to use. Possible values include 'unix', 'GProxyVolumeMonitorUDisks2', as well
	   as other native volume monitors that are described in the key files in $XDG_DATA_DIRS/gvfs/remote-volume-monitors.

FILES

       $XDG_DATA_DIRS/gvfs/mounts
	   This directory contains key files describing mount daemons.

       $XDG_DATA_DIRS/gvfs/remote-volume-monitors
	   This directory contains key files describing remote volume monitors.

SEE ALSO

       GIO documentation[1], gvfsd(1), gvfsd-fuse(1), gvfsd-metadata(1)

NOTES

	1. GIO documentation
	   http://developer.gnome.org/gio

gvfs																	   GVFS(7)