Poznote 6.69.0

This version reworks backup and restore so that large accounts no longer hit browser and proxy timeouts: the export archive is now built in the background, and a restore archive is uploaded in slices and restored by a worker.

✨ New

• Exporting a full backup no longer blocks the browser on a single long request. The archive is prepared on the server by a background job, the page follows its progress, and the download starts on its own once the file is ready. You can leave the page and come back, the preparation continues, and the prepared archive stays available for 24 hours (with a button to delete it right away).

• Restoring a full backup no longer has a practical size limit. The archive is uploaded in slices, reassembled on the server and restored in the background, with a progress bar covering the whole pipeline: upload, extraction, database, notes, then attachments. A failed slice is retried instead of losing the whole upload.

• Restoring from an S3 bucket uses the same background job, so fetching a large archive from the bucket and restoring it no longer depends on a request staying alive behind a reverse proxy.

• When a restore finishes, Poznote asks which workspace you want to open instead of dropping you on a page that may no longer match the restored data.

• The direct copy restore method (copying the archive into the container over SSH) is documented more clearly: what it does, the exact path the archive must have, and the fact that it is now a fallback rather than the way to handle large files.

🐛 Fixes

• The 500 MB recommended limit and the "the upload may be slow or fail" warnings on the restore page are gone, since they no longer apply.

☁️ Cloud

Poznote is now available for fast and secure cloud deployment.

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