Nope, absolute standard install. I had to go back one update to make it work again for now.

It may depend on the sync abilities of webdav vs Joplin backend server for multiple editors on the same document and dealing with conflicts (there are Joplin plugins for this). A lighter alternative might be Surfer since it also does webdav.

@girish Thanks ^^ I've seen a similar post where the solution didn't helped on this and I though it was a good place to ask this. In the mean time I also issued this on github, about another database but with the same error and got a response that it's not a bug and indeed these type of databases, even if they use postgres are not supported. Guess I'll keep looking for alternatives that would fit my use case. Thanks for answering

@ethanxrosen can you update to 7.4.1 and check if the restore works? Otherwise, can you reach out on support@cloudron.io ? I can't quite make out what the problem is.

OK, I have bumped this to 512MB for next release.

@fbartels, you are correct. I read that and used the app to start the Web Clipper service, but I was under the impression that I was starting the Web Clipper on the Joplin server. Instead, it starts up a service on the client or workstation running the Joplin app. I don't think the wording is as "direct" or clear as it could be. Thanks.

@fbartels @girish yes, just checked. This is a time drift issue. I looked at the changelog for Joplin server and they mention that there is a new feature to check for timedrift when the server starts. I added MAX_TIME_DRIFT=100 and the server started without any issues. Thank you everyone for help. Please close this issue!

FYI -- This issue was fixed in Pre-Release for 2.5.1. Link: https://github.com/laurent22/joplin/releases/tag/v2.5.1

@thetomester13 Great.