At this point I was able to get it to work by manually copying the sync folder into my mobile device. So I think the problem is with syncthing and not with joplin
Ok scratch that, i just had the same problem again. and manually transferring the sync folder did not worked. so i guess it is a problem with Joplin after all,
So following your last instructions and i searched "sync" in the Console's search bar.
and i indeed found a bunch.
what do i do with it?
Same issue, with Version 2.14.9 on my "new to me" Note20 Ultra 5g
it will NOT sync with the laptop.
I deleted the app, restarted the cellphone,
installed it again, got it connected to Dropbox, and it downloaded all of the "old notes"
But, it will NOT sync up with New Notes created on the laptop, Linux Mint LM21.3 Cinnamon.
I still have my old Galaxy S10+ with Joplin on it, and it does sync up with new notes.
I have tried to find and read all the comments relative to this, and nothing suggested is working for me.
If you do a File System Sync on one of your computers, Joplin will write out a pile of files to the directory specified.
You can move that directory to a directory on another device, then in Joplin there, do a File System Sync from wherever you moved them to.
You'll have to keep moving these files back and forth, unless you can define some common share where both computers can get to them, and each either do a write-out sync or a read-in sync.
That's not quite how File System Sync works. It's one of the Synchronization types seen in the settings.
When that's configured and sync'd, it writes your current data out to that new directory. You can then move that directory around as you need. Move it to a second computer with Joplin, then do a File System sync pointing to that directory, and that sync should populate your data.
I'd point you to the docs, but File System Sync isn't covered there. But in closing, it's a separate copy of your data that you can move around, then export/import as needed. It's flexible, but has a higher cost. I use it on three computers with syncthing keeping the second copies up to date. But I'm considering JoplinCloud.
When that's configured and sync'd, it writes your current data out to that new directory. You can then move that directory around as you need. Move it to a second computer with Joplin, then do a File System sync pointing to that directory, and that sync should populate your data.
which is pretty much what i did when copy pasted it, i took the sync folder and copied its content to the sync folder on my mobile.
Oh, okay, I think we have a communication malfunction here. So allow me to explain again.
Normally I would use sync thing. But because of some sync issues I had as a flight, I did that, I copy-pasted the folder by myself, just to see if this is a jobless problem or a sync-thing problem.
Hi. Do you mean you can have a sync folder on your PC with Joplin and then copy this folder over the folder on your Android with Joplin? And backwords? Does Joplin have the same directory structure on both Windows and Android.