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Best free way to sync obsidian? (programming.dev)

submitted 1 month ago by lambda@programming.dev to c/selfhosted@lemmy.world

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I've been using Obsidian for my note taking for a little while and I love it. I love you can just do a quick [[[other note]]] and it will link to the other note. I love that the full thing is just in markdown files, so that I can have full control; even if Obsidian were to disappear.

The one thing that is a little frustrating for me is getting my notes synced between my desktop, laptop, and phone. I have tried using syncthing to just sync the markdown files directly and it worked pretty well. But, it seems a bit overkill on my phone. I think I'd rather move to a single server that I can connect them to and they can sync from there.

I have looked into a few plugins. I saw that there a git one. I am a developer. So, that seems like the natural way for me to do it. But, I also saw a post on reddit where they suggested webdav. Which might be closer to what I want. I don't need it to be where I can type on two devices and have the stuff sync super fast or something. I just want to type my notes, close the app, and when I open it on a different device; I want it to have my latest notes ready for me.

What are you personally using for Obsidian? I'd love to hear from other people here. I don't want to pay for Obsidian's subscription service. I want to host it myself.

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[–] Nibodhika@lemmy.world 1 points 3 weeks ago

Wow, that's very unfortunate. If you installed docker through package manager and have added yourself to the group I believe this to be self-imposed, I don't know which mechanism Docker uses to give access to users in the group to its service, but seems related to that since it looks like the service is running but just your user can't access it. To confirm it's just that run the compose command as root, i.e. sudo docker compose up, this is not ideal but if that works you know it's a permission problem with your user.

You seem to know your way around Linux, so it's probably not something obvious. I'm almost sure it's something stupid and self imposed, I've done my fair share of stupid shit like leaving a config file malformatted or deleting a library or installing something through manually copying files only for something else to break because I overwrote something important.