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I installed geeknote with the sole purpose of backing up my Evernote account due to the recent uncertainty of Evernote's future. I'm trying to create an html backup of my entire account, however I am running into problems. When I run the following command:
gnsync --format html --all --download-only
It results in a local copy of all of my notes, but they are not html, they do not include any attachments, and there are issues within the text such as "&apos" instead of apostrophes in every document. So the word "haven't" becomes "haven&apost". There may be more issues but I stopped after discovering that they were not downloading in html. The resulting files from gnsync are useless in their current form.
My entire reason for using geeknote for backing up my account is because my only other option is to install the Evernote desktop client in a Windows virtual machine and that just isn't very convenient. I was also planning to create a bash script to run the gnsync backup on a regular basis to be sure that I have a recent local copy in case Evernote disappears one day.
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I installed geeknote with the sole purpose of backing up my Evernote account due to the recent uncertainty of Evernote's future. I'm trying to create an html backup of my entire account, however I am running into problems. When I run the following command:
gnsync --format html --all --download-only
It results in a local copy of all of my notes, but they are not html, they do not include any attachments, and there are issues within the text such as "&apos" instead of apostrophes in every document. So the word "haven't" becomes "haven&apost". There may be more issues but I stopped after discovering that they were not downloading in html. The resulting files from gnsync are useless in their current form.
My entire reason for using geeknote for backing up my account is because my only other option is to install the Evernote desktop client in a Windows virtual machine and that just isn't very convenient. I was also planning to create a bash script to run the gnsync backup on a regular basis to be sure that I have a recent local copy in case Evernote disappears one day.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: