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Webclipper fails to connect to client #561
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That's odd, especially since it seems the service is running. Did you get a message from the firewall to ask you to allow access for Joplin? Also could you check if you can access the server via http?
Yes indeed, I will make the connectivity status clearer in the next version. |
PEBKAC. I'm also using FoxyProxy for some split-horizon DNS chicanery. Once I disabled the proxy I was able to save a note. |
I can't get the webclipper to connect with my Joplin. Using the latest addon to firefox and 1.0.99. I use Firefox nightly. The curl test (above) works from both windows cmd.exe and wsl linux. Here is the debug data from the console window from the time I clicked debug Joplin and then opened the clipper.
Note that the webclipper is started in Joplin on port 41184 but I don't see that port tried in the above log. |
Operating system
Version: 1709
OS Build: 16299.431
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Summary
I've updated Joplin to version 1.0.95 and installed the clipper chrome extension
There was some error creating the note: Could not find clipper service. Please make sure that Joplin is running and that the clipper server is enabled. My attempt to clip a page failed with the following message:
There are a number of possible issues, it is windows afterall, but I have been unable to isolate the issue.
Joplin desktop is in debugging mode and see the following on the console:
I am able to telnet from the local machine:
It would be great if the Web Clipper extension had a "test connectivity" button and/or some sort of configuration that allowed for a user to specify the address, port, and notebook to save to. Unless the clipper extension wrote directly to the WebDAV target and bypassed the local app.
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