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Unable to access Joplin Server API

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  • colonelpanicC Offline
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    I'm trying to use the Joplin Data API, but I'm not getting anywhere. I am using the firewall my VPS provider has, and I made sure to accept inbound TCP requests to port 41184 per the Joplin docs. I also added it to the whitelist per the Cloudron docs. This did not resolve the issue. Any idea what I could be missing? Thanks in advance.

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      Update: I am able to access the endpoint GET /ping, but nothing else works. The rest of the endpoints (notes, tag, folders) just respond with:

      {
      	"error": "Path not found: api/notes"
      }
      

      I tried with the following URLS:

      • sub.domain.tld:41184/ping
      • sub.domain.tld/api/ping

      The URL using /api/ping responds with:

      {
      	"status": "ok",
      	"message": "Joplin Server is running"
      }
      
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        does the API need to be enabled in the app config?
        env file perhaps?

        Conscious tech

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        • colonelpanicC colonelpanic

          I'm trying to use the Joplin Data API, but I'm not getting anywhere. I am using the firewall my VPS provider has, and I made sure to accept inbound TCP requests to port 41184 per the Joplin docs. I also added it to the whitelist per the Cloudron docs. This did not resolve the issue. Any idea what I could be missing? Thanks in advance.

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          @colonelpanic said in Unable to access Joplin Server API:

          Joplin Data API

          I think there is a misunderstanding here. The described api is something that the desktop application of Joplin implements. It also says directly at the beginning of the page:

          This API is available when the clipper server is running.

          The server seems to only have a (delta) syncing api and not full rest access to the data.

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            @colonelpanic said in Unable to access Joplin Server API:

            Joplin Data API

            I think there is a misunderstanding here. The described api is something that the desktop application of Joplin implements. It also says directly at the beginning of the page:

            This API is available when the clipper server is running.

            The server seems to only have a (delta) syncing api and not full rest access to the data.

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            @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.

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