Discussion regarding bidirectional syncing of a wiki?

[Justin_H]

ah, hm your right, that wouldn’t solve the problem of my laptops strict connection policies.

right now I’m looking into running git from termux to sync it to a github page, and to then sync changes made from the github pages back to my phone.

@Mark_S

But if you just want to turn your phone into a wiki server, the webdav server I mentioned previously would be easier

when using webdav fs, do I need to be on the same wifi to do so? I can imagine that being a but cumbersome in the office but still possible to do, and when I am travelling I do use my phone for ethernet tethering, so when I’m on the road so to speak, itd work perfectly fine I think.

[Mark_S]

@Justin_H

right now I’m looking into running git from termux to sync it to a github page, and to then sync changes made from the github pages back to my phone.

Oh, that might work. You just have to remember to “pull” before leaving your internet zone. Is Git installed on your work machines? And will they let you use it for non-work repositories? Because then you could pull it locally on your work machine.

@Justin_H

when using webdav fs, do I need to be on the same wifi to do so?

Yes, they have to be on the same network. But that network does not have to be connected to the internet and can even be just your own hotspot, also not connected to the internet (e.g. mobile data off).