Logout On Linux App

[scarcekoi]

I installed the triliumnext-bin package from the AUR. I need to update the password so it can sync with the server but I can't find a update password or logout button anywhere. How should I do this?

[dosubot[bot]]

Trilium Notes (including the triliumnext-bin AUR package) doesn't have a traditional logout feature. To update your password, go to Options > Password in the app UI—there you'll find the form to change your password. For sync credentials, use Options > Sync to update the server address, username, or password for syncing with your server reference.

If you can't access the UI or are locked out, you can reset your password by opening the document.db file (in your Trilium data directory) with an SQLite client and running the queries documented in the troubleshooting guide—this will reset your password to "password" so you can log in and change it reference.

If you want to disconnect your app from the sync server or start fresh, delete the data directory and restart the app to re-run the setup reference.

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[scarcekoi]

@dosu is there a way to completely reset the app so I can re-enter all of the information?

[dosubot[bot]]

Yes, you can completely reset Trilium Notes by deleting its data directory. On Linux (including the triliumnext-bin AUR package), the default data directory is at ~/.local/share/trilium-data. If you set a custom location using the TRILIUM_DATA_DIR environment variable, delete that directory instead. After deleting the data directory, launch Trilium again and it will start fresh, letting you re-enter all your information as if it were a new install. You can confirm the current data directory location by opening "About Trilium Notes" from the app menu and checking the "data directory" field (details, discussion). No other files need to be deleted for a full reset unless you have configured custom paths. If you want to keep a backup, copy the data directory before deleting it.

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