Sometimes a failed update (due to an unexpected power outage or similar) on Arch Linux may lead to a botched package that is difficult to reinstall due to errors of this type:
perl: /usr/bin/core_perl/corelist exists in filesystem
perl: /usr/bin/core_perl/cpan exists in filesystem
Since pacman no longer has a force option, here is how to fix this:
sudo pacman -S perl 2>perl-errors.txt
I was thinking of writing a Joplin plugin to export notes to HTML pages hosted somewhere so that I could easily share with others who do not necessarily use Joplin and/or are not on the same server as me, but then I figured this can be achieved with existing tools, so there.
You will need a publicly accessible web server with a Git repository (i.e. GitHub Pages should work). Install the JoplinExport2GitRepos plugin - it already exports individual notes as .md files, so you will also need something to turn those files into pages. I like MDwiki as it's dead simple, but you could overcomplicate this step to your heart's content.
Clone the repository locally, and then save the directory in the plugin's settings - the plugin's export action already commits to Git by default, so you only have to do a git push after that. You could either schedule it or use the plugin's convenient "Execute a Batch Script" op