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Hi! Thanks for making this plugin. Been looking to switch from Remotely Save for a long time but was waiting for v3.
My first sync was a bit confusing. I have never used webDAV before so to set it up I went through your docs and koofr's docs as well. The confusion was around how to set the Host URL and Base Directory. I included /dav/Koofr in the Base Directory field because of Koofr's documentation suggesting:
Note: If there is a Root or Path field available in the WebDAV settings of the service you are trying to connect, you must input https://app.koofr.net/ into the Host field and /dav/Koofr into the Root field.
Note: If you want to create a subfolder, include it into the Root field /dav/Koofr/pathtosubfolder.
so that failed. Then I tried to put it in the URL and the connection ping worked. Perhaps, some guidance about this can be included in the documentation?
The next issue was that I had installed and enabled all the modules needed (Encryption and webDAV) but I did not select the backend (left it blank) I think. I went ahead with the rest of the setup—passwords, username, config, encryption—and got ready to sync. Note that when I enabled encryption for the first time now, the migration warning did not appear. I pressed the sync button manually and it got stuck at the analyzing page for a good few seconds but then it came back with the sync plan. I clicked okay and it synced partially with many errors:
My Koofr populated with files that had original names with prefixes. I checked the settings and scrolled to the encryption toggle and it turned off in front of me! (Do note that before the sync I changed the IDs of the keychain entries).
So I had to retry the whole thing and as per your documentation I deleted the plugin, and restarted obsidian, cleared the broken files on Koofr and reinstalled the plugin. This time I made sure to select the backend and when I enabled the encryption toggle, the migration warning showed up. I manually synced but noticed that many of the files were planned for deletion in the sync plan. So, I cleared all records. And it worked perfectly this time!
Expected Outcome
So the things to note are:
- Plugin config or at least the first sync after setup should not be allowed until backend is chosen.
- Plugin uninstall doesn't seem to clear sync records. https://sync.consensia.cc/usage/migration#manual-migration
- Would be nice to have some beginner friendly instructions for webDAV setup.
Backend
WebDAV
Steps to Reproduce
Install and enable necessary modules
Don't select backend
try syncing
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Real Outcome
Hi! Thanks for making this plugin. Been looking to switch from
Remotely Savefor a long time but was waiting for v3.My first sync was a bit confusing. I have never used webDAV before so to set it up I went through your docs and koofr's docs as well. The confusion was around how to set the
Host URLandBase Directory. I included/dav/Koofrin theBase Directoryfield because of Koofr's documentation suggesting:so that failed. Then I tried to put it in the URL and the connection ping worked. Perhaps, some guidance about this can be included in the documentation?
The next issue was that I had installed and enabled all the modules needed (Encryption and webDAV) but I did not select the backend (left it blank) I think. I went ahead with the rest of the setup—passwords, username, config, encryption—and got ready to sync. Note that when I enabled encryption for the first time now, the migration warning did not appear. I pressed the sync button manually and it got stuck at the analyzing page for a good few seconds but then it came back with the sync plan. I clicked okay and it synced partially with many errors:
My Koofr populated with files that had original names with prefixes. I checked the settings and scrolled to the encryption toggle and it turned off in front of me! (Do note that before the sync I changed the IDs of the keychain entries).
So I had to retry the whole thing and as per your documentation I deleted the plugin, and restarted obsidian, cleared the broken files on Koofr and reinstalled the plugin. This time I made sure to select the backend and when I enabled the encryption toggle, the migration warning showed up. I manually synced but noticed that many of the files were planned for deletion in the sync plan. So, I
cleared all records. And it worked perfectly this time!Expected Outcome
So the things to note are:
Backend
WebDAV
Steps to Reproduce
Install and enable necessary modules
Don't select backend
try syncing
Support Log
Issue Policies