Open mattivilho opened 3 years ago
JaspalSuri
commented
3 years ago Hi @mattivilho,
I'm afraid that currently no one on the team has experience with using Nextcloud. Perhaps information from this thread could be of some use. Please note that you might run into this issue that one user encountered, where they couldn't upload files larger than 30kb.
Tonbery7
commented
3 years ago Hello,
i successfully integrated my own Nextcloud server with Standard Notes via the FileSafe Extension. What works for me is the following:
Server-URL: https://{Your domain-/hostname}/nextcloud/remote.php/dav
Username/Password: Don't use your actual login credentials, use app-credentials.
Directory: files/{Your subfolder}
I hope that helps anyone having trouble with this!
ghost
commented
3 years ago Sorry I'm not able to get it working
When I enter no folder it works fine but when I enter like suggested files/standardnotes Into the last formular field I get an error in the desktop app
Do I have to look into anythink special in recards of ' characters or something else I'm not able to get something from the error messages
Tonbery7
commented
3 years ago Sorry I'm not able to get it working
When I enter no folder it works fine but when I enter like suggested files/standardnotes Into the last formular field I get an error in the desktop app
Do I have to look into anythink special in recards of ' characters or something else I'm not able to get something from the error messages
Hey there,
i tested it again with my setup and it still works as described.
So just to make sure:
ghost
commented
3 years ago When you don't add the folder "files/standardnotes", you can successfully attach files?
Yes
Does the folder "standardnotes" already exist on your Nextcloud? Because it has to be an existing folder.
Yes
The only thing I realise now you always put a " " arround the folder location: I wrote files/standardnotes But do I need to put "files/standardnotes" into the formular field?
Thanks for the quick reply!
Tonbery7
commented
3 years ago The only thing I realise now you always put a " " arround the folder location: I wrote files/standardnotes But do I need to put "files/standardnotes" into the formular field?
No, the quotation marks are only for readability.
It's odd...you do seem to do everything right, so it should work. I'm not sure how to help you without any kind of error-message that could give me a hint.
Alternatively, if you have your own Nextcloud-Server, you could create a separate account (just for standard-notes) and let it save the attachments in the root folder. It's not a perfect solution, but it would probably work and you don't really need to access the files outside of standard-notes anyway.
ghost
commented
3 years ago Thanks for your help I found the issue.
For me it is not working with the serveradress mentioned above. I used the link provided by Nextcloud https://your.domain.tls/remote.php/dav/files/username
And added only the folder {Your folder/Subdirectory}
scottwernervt
commented
3 years ago This setup worked for me using Hetzner's hosted NextCloud:
https://NXSERVER.your-storageshare.de/remote.php/dav/files/USERNAME/USERNAMEAPP-PASSWORDPATH-TO_DIR e.g. apps/standard-notes/file-safe
Hello standardnotes-team!
I'm having problems connecting my Nextcloud server as the Standard Notes FileSafe integration. I tested it with Dropbox and everything worked fine.
I tried both of the URL combinations mentioned here: https://github.com/standardnotes/forum/issues/308.
I have 2FA enabled on my Nextcloud so tried with a new created app password and my admin account password. I also tried disabling 2FA and then enabling the integration but I'm still not getting it to work.
The only error I get is "Error uploading file."
I left the "Directory" empty as I wasn't sure how to type the director there but as it said optional I thought it would not matter.
Thanks for any help!