I really often used the functionality to save website content as Markdown.
Just now the export generates not markdown documents anymore, only webloc-files.
Does a restart of the app or a reboot of the computer fix this?
Yes, I have done that many times. I also waited for the next update,
What’s the full URL in this case?
but the problem occurs regardless of the provider / domain.
Which version of DEVONthink and of macOS do you use? I just clipped this website successfully using the same settings.
I have the problems on two macs
- MacPro 2010 // Mojave, 10.14.6 (Version 14.1 (14611.1.21.161.7)
- MAcbookPro 16’’// BigSur 11.3.1 (Safari 14.1 (16611.1.21.161.6))
- all uses DTPro 3.7.2
How did you exactly activate the Sorter in this case?
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What do you mean with custom “network configuration”?
I’m within a local network, behind a router and an OPNSense Firewall. Primary DNS-Resolver for the clients is Pihole, forwarding to OPNSense with unbound DNS.
Ummm…. This. 
That is definitely a non-standard setup.
No standard? What is standard?
This is a simple Small / Medium Business architecture. I used DTPro in complex environments without such problems.
For one, a piHole wouldn’t be commonly used in a corporate setting.
I’d say the majority of our clientele use whatever is out of the box from their Internet provider.
You are using a custom setup tailored to your situation. I’d be looking for any firewall or DNS messages that may be at play.
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Can you explain me please the relation between the behavior of the Sorter and DNS or firewall? Then I can search more targeted.
I would exclude Pihole, since I have been using the setup practically unchanged for years. If, I would look at the OPNSense more closely. But it would be easier if I knew what to look for.
Both Markdown clippings and decluttered clippings use our own Markdownifier server (based on http://heckyesmarkdown.com) for clipping the actual web page. If it’s blocked by your firewall or piHole, then it’s not possible to capture using these settings.
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I analyzed my Pihole log files: There are no entries related to heckyesmarkdown.com to find.
On my OPNSense I don’t use any block lists. Standard ports (like 433) are correctly forwarded / NATed.
I don’t have any other issues within my LAN.
For testing purposes I whitelisted the heckyesmarkdown.com as wildcard regex.
Test:
Same behavior like before:
Does the Heckyesmarkdown-API need special ports to open?
Our own server is based on Heckyesmarkdown but doesn’t use it any longer, the domain is markdownifier.devontechnologies.com.
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okayyyy . . now we are on the track…
I will analyze my OPNSense. But from a general point of view, I can’t understand how OPNsense will block this domain if I don’t use domain blocking inside my firewall.
PS.: I cannot find any related log entries within my OPNSense.