The end result however is that users can’t use pcloud to sync with Joplin.

Yes your points make sense re: which system is broken and it appears we have logs to suggest which one it is. I’m really sorry that my comment might sound harsh, but this pCloud topic came up several times already and people don’t seem to understand that it’s not Joplin’s fault. I’m not sure why you’re hellbent on us fixiing their issues. Fact is that pCloud does strange things when people use WebDAV to access it, so please get them to solve it. The issue you referenced had to do with something else and was fixed (btw, a workaround for servers which were doing something they shouldn’t).įact is that Joplin has a WebDAV target that works. If you can use the WebDAV target with proper WebDAV servers and configurations, but not with pCloud or other server envs that don’t follow the RFCs or have bugs, the logical conclusion is that it is not Joplin’s fault. In fact we’ve already explained to you that something is off on the server side. If not, it is most likely a problem on the server side, which is why I asked you to take this up with them. pCloud has WebDAV access and thus the sync target for WebDAV should work. It never stops and just fills up the log with thousands of the same message.Īdding a sync target for pCloud is most likely not going to happen. In the Joplin app, the UI gets stuck in a loop, switching between “Completed” and Decrypting every second. 19:29:17: “FetchError: response timeout at over limit: 120000įetchError: response timeout at over limit: 120000Īt /tmp/.mount_JoplinsXVknw/resources/app/node_modules/node-fetch/lib/body.js:117:12” I got the same error around the same time: I just tried to run it again, started with a freshly restored db from a jex file and a newly generated pcloud account. So you suggesting that the pCloud webdav server is not working? Should I report the errors to them?

Yeah, Joplin logs these errors but it also spits that wall of text into the little status window above the Sync button in the app.

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