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Cannot synchronize with filesystem: No such master key #6978
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They have never been encrypted? |
Might be that I've tried this option a few months ago, but since then I've worked on unencrypted notes. I can see right now that all my notes on filesystem are plain text |
This problem might be similar to this one |
Yes, probably. You can delete the "activeMasterKeyId" block in info.json to solve the issue. I don't quite understand how there can be a key ID there when there's no master key, but I'll add a fix to better handle this anyway. |
Is it necessary to backup the sync target directory first then modify the info.json? |
No, it's relatively safe to modify info.json. Just to be sure, you might want to keep a copy of the original info.json |
Thank you, deleting "activeMasterKeyId" solved my problem. |
tl;dr: My existing notes cannot be synchronized from Filesystem sync target
Hello,
I'm setting up a new Joplin instance. I want to import my existing notes. Here is an error that I see after specifying path to my notes:
There is also an error in console in Dev tools:
My notes are not encrypted. Isn't term "master key" connected to encryption feature? Might it be that Joplin tries to decrypt my notes?
Environment
Joplin version: 2.8.8 (prod, linux, flatpak)
Platform: Linux desktop
OS specifics: Ubuntu 22.04
Steps to reproduce
Logfile
joplin_logs.txt
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