Open AngelBCN opened 7 years ago
Did you read #28 ?
So I'm assuming supporting WebDAV as a repo type would do the trick here too?
Opened #38 for WebDAV support, closing this one.
Would anyone mind if I reopen this issue? Starting with Nextcloud 13, there's an optional yet extremely interesting end-to-end encryption feature which as far as I understand is something that is unfortunately not supported by the WebDAV protocol alone.
While WebDAV definitely remains a very important target, support for Nextcloud's end-to-end encryption would be an other awesome addition for people like me who would like to sync with an always up but untrusted server (another option being the possibly upcoming non-trusted servers feature of Syncthing).
Would anyone mind if I reopen this issue?
If they have API, go ahead.
If they have API, go ahead.
Thank you!
The closest I've found to a proper API specification is this API documentation. The feature itself is quite new, so I guess the documentation will be improved, but together with these scenarios, it looks already complete enough to allow a third-party implementation.
Edit: it looks like GitHub won't let me reopen the issue because I'm not a contributor yet, so I'll let you judge if the above API documents look good enough and reopen if you think it's appropriate. Thanks again!
Today, not easily, I managed to connect Orgzly with my nextcloud server: but only with notes (in files/notes): 1) How can I connect with tasks?
2) And why on my smartphone I can't set english language, even selected? Language remain the smartphone default (italian)...
Thanks
Today, not easily, I managed to connect Orgzly with my nextcloud server: but only with notes (in files/notes): 1) How can I connect with tasks?
Are "files/notes" and "tasks" directories? You have to create a repository within Orgzly for each directory, as the app doesn't yet support syncing recursively (see #225).
And why on my smartphone I can't set english language, even selected? Language remain the smartphone default (italian)
I can't reproduce this. You are using "Use English language" preference? Can you open a new issue and specify your device and Android versions. Thanks!
For a simple backup of the Orgzly folder in the Nextcloud I found the following solution online:
Source (There is also a Hint for: Configure Nextcloud to Edit .org Files)
Setting up WebDAV in Orgzly
First, from the Nextcloud web interface create a folder in your Nextcloud instance called "notes". Then on your phone open Orgzly's settings and select "Sync" and then "Repositories". Press the "+" button at the top right to add a new sync location. You will be prompted to select either "WebDAV" or "Directory". Select "WebDav". You will then see fields for a URL, a username, and a password. In the URL field enter "[Your Nextcloud Instance's URL]/remote.php/dav/files/[your Nextcloud user name]/notes". In the username and password fields enter your Nextcloud username and password. Go to one of your notebooks in Orgzly and select "sync" from the menu. Your Orgzly notes should synchronize to the "notes" folder on your Nextcloud instance.
Important: Orgzly complains if you try to create a backup online in the cloud and offline at the same time. Only one of the two is possible. (At least in my case)
After that it works wonderfully.
Would it be possible to integrate orgzly into nextcloud?