Evernote mac slow update#
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Had to delete config and try again.Įncryption + file-system sync was much fasterĪfter the evernote import, Joplin took only a minute or two to sync from SQLlite database backend (I assume) to “local” file system. But then, when adding/changing a note on another, it got stuck decrypting changed notes…ĭevice 3 - Linux Laptop: Only synced notes and seemed to get stuck at pulling down tags, resources and master key. And, after finally catching up on synching the master key, it seemed to decrypt everything eventually. Didn’t seem to sync unless app was in focus.ĭevice 2 - Android: Very cumbersome and slow to get all ~1000 objects synced after multiple prods. ) could be making the performance and sync speed issue more extenuated.ĭevice 1 - Linux Desktop: 1st Linux system took several prods to sync. With encryption + Dropbox sync (Joplin authorised to use Dropbox API directly), I think in part the existing open bug with Linux/Android clients seeming to not sync when the UI is active and open (e.g.

No Encryption + file-system sync method into a Dropbox folder (let dropbox handle syncing files)Įncryption + Dropbox was so slow I was unable to sync clients over 2 days and multiple attempts.

I experimented comparing the following setups: Spent a whole weekend fiddling with it in the officially documented way. This is with the Linux desktop client and mobile client sync with ~500 notes, ~450 resources and ~50 tags imported from evernote.

Evernote mac slow android#

Out the box, I tried to run Evernote import (~1000 objects) + Encryption + Dropbox sync, but it was just unreasonably slow and I couldn’t get 2x Ubuntu & 1x Android devices to play nice with sync + encryption.

On the Desktop clients, you can switch from “File system” to “Dropbox” sync (But I leave the filesystem sync inside the Dropbox folder as is since faster sync helps avoid conflicts!).

Evernote mac slow update#

Unfortunately, it seems some oddity occurs where this sync method change will trigger an update tigger of sorts for “EVENT_NOTE_ALARM_FIELD_CHANGE”, but at least all items are now on the mobile device. On Android Joplin, after sync is 100% done, switch to the “Dropbox” sync method (uses the Dropbox API, not filesystem) in order to be able to edit notes.

Evernote mac slow Offline#

On Andorid Joplin, use the “File system” sync method with the offline scratch folder location of dropbox (Android app will need storage permission as per normal).

sdcard/Android/data//files//scratch/Apps/Joplin

With an Android file manager, view the path of the offline folder, e.g.

On Android Dropbox, set the App/Joplin folder as “offline” and wait for it to be fully synced.

Sync from the other Joplin desktop clients using the same “File system” sync method at the /Dropbox/Apps/Joplin location (not Dropbox sync!).

Import from evernote the Desktop client and wait for dropbox to complete syncing the folder.

Setup encryption if so desired (Dropbox keeps history of files so you might not want unencrypted versions synced to dropbox).

This can possibly be left as is instead of needing to setup Dropbox sync.

Evernote mac slow full#

Desktop client: Point the “file system” sync to the standard /Dropbox/App/Joplin subfolder of Dropbox (need to specify full path) - likely to work for Linux, OSX and Windows.Setup devices to sync from “file system”.TL DR: Joplin local “file system” sync to a Dropbox folder and letting the Dropbox agent do the sync is much faster! Use this as an interim hack to jumpstart bulk item sync. Appreciate the effort to support dropbox API sync integration and encryption features!Ī key issue is some clients (Linux/Android) only seem to do syncing while the app is in focus and this makes the initial import and sync of bulk notes from evernote very cumbersome.