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Why would it matter whether you are premium or not? NoteStation doesn't access a different Evernote API for premium users. Anyone else had such issues? I'm on Premium EN. Great, now if only my notes would import passed 900 I'd be sweet. in Finder’s “connect to server”, in the browser.I read today that they now have their own web clipper. If it’s the same problem in your situation, try connecting with your Synology DDNS name:

In that case, the IP address (192…) does not match the name in the certificate, which makes the browser (and probably the finder, too) reject the certificate. Please try to connect from your browser to your NAS like soĭoes the browser complain about a bad certificate, too? Please check the details: In my case, the certificate (by Let’s encrypt) was issued for my Synology DDNS server ( ). If you get the certificate error, did you follow this procedure to create the certificate: If you connect via finder, you must use port 5006, like so: Which should be true for any administrator, but it might be worth to check (Systemsteuerung - Gemeinsamer Ordner - home: tab “Bearbeiten/Berechtigungen”). But the one you want to connect with has to have read/write access to the location “/home/DEVONthink”.

It is not really necessary to set up a new user.

From the screenshot I’d say that you are using the correct location “/home/DEVONthink” in your connection.

Connecting via SMB shows that SMB is up and running.

Another person reported problems with this setup just some days ago.

Can you connect from the Finder with “Go to server” and " and your username/password for the NAS?Īgain: Storing the databases on a network drive is discouraged.

Did you change the default port of WebDAV over HTTPS?.

Did you set up a user who has read/write access to the folder on your NAS that you want to access via WebDAV?.

What is the name of the folder you want to share on your NAS? A screenshot of your Diskstation’s layout might be helpful here.

What do you mean by "the database is located in a folder like …? This seems to be a networked folder, but it is discouraged to put databases on anything but a local disk (note: I’m not talking about sync here but about the location of the database!).

What is your NAS’ IP address? (Frankly, there’s no point in disguising a private IP address with something like “xxx” – that’s more confusing than helpful).

Secondly: your description a bit confusing.

Sync devonthink to go with synology how to#

Is there somebody in the community with a similar setup at home with some helpful hints to solve my problem? Any idea is highly apprecitated.įirst off, did you read How to use Synology NAS as sync store? It should describe how to set up a Synology NAS as sync store via WebDAV. And in the protocol, I get a “authentification failed” report. Now there are some error messages concerning certificates, aliases, whatsoever. So I tried to add a location in settings/WebDAV.įor address, I used “ ”, entered my usual user name for the NAS and the corresponding password, put XYZ as the sync-store-name. The database is located in a folder like this: 192.168.1.xxx/home/DEVONthink/XYZ.dtbase or.dtcloud I installed and activated the WebDAV service function on the NAS.

Sync devonthink to go with synology pro#

I just installed DTTG on my iPad pro and tried to set things up.

DT on the iMac or Macbook access the databases stored on the NAS without any problems. I am using a Synology Diskstation NAS at home. But I have problems to set up DTTG on my iPad. Good evening, most probably I simply don’t get it.