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Edit: All of the below has been fixed. Docs are updated, the bug with the conf file is fixed. And see the reply in this thread for how to share a clipman server. Plus it was clarified in the manual. Gotta love quick updates! Clipman by @FreakyFwoof is one of those things I’d had on my list to set up ever since the IOS app came out. I finally did it. Should have done ages ago. The only weirdness involves running servers in docker behind reverse proxies. If you do that, a few things to know: first, it writes files you will need access to later. So don’t use bind mounts. Second, the importable config file it writes is wrong. You have to enter it in to the apps yourself. And the format has to be clip.example.com. If you use clipman:// examples like in the manual, it will try to use plain text and fail. When saving settings on IOS,you have to specify the port, even if it’s the default, because it requires a specified port or the settings won’t save. Lastly, it’s one server, one database. I thought I could add tokens for family members, but no. They need there own clipman server on there own host.
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Andre Louis @FreakyFwoof@universeodon.com
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@fastfinge No no they do not. One token, different passwords... You missed a trick.
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@FreakyFwoof Oh! I assumed giving a different encryption password would just mean the devices with the wrong password gave back an error. I didn't realize they could just create things with that password.
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Andre Louis @FreakyFwoof@universeodon.com
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@fastfinge Oh absolutely. You change the password on one client then all the other clients can't access the db anymore until you change the password to match.
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