#Cryptomator ubuntu password

I would be grateful for any suggestions you may have. I think it's more than likely how I've set it up (permissions, etc.), since it was working perfectly before I reinstalled Ubuntu.

#Cryptomator ubuntu password

The password is copied directly from my password manager, so I don't think it's a case of an incorrect password. However, when I try to unlock the vault in Cryptomator, I get this: : /mnt/nas/Encrypted Vault/cĪt java.base/.Uni圎anslateToIOException(Unknown Source)Īt java.base/.Uni圎xception.rethrowAsIOException(Unknown Source)Īt java.base/.UnixFileSystemProvider.createDirectory(Unknown Source)Īt java.base/.createDirectory(Unknown Source)Īt java.base/.createAndCheckIsDirectory(Unknown Source)Īt java.base/.createDirectories(Unknown Source)Īt .FileSystemCapabilit圜termineSupportedFileNameLength(FileSystemCapabilit圜hecker.java:118)Īt .FileSystemCapabilit圜termineSupportedFileNameLength(FileSystemCapabilit圜hecker.java:95)Īt .Vault.createCryptoFileSystem(Vault.java:115)Īt .Vault.unlock(Vault.java:147)Īt .(UnlockWorkflow.java:100)Īt .(UnlockWorkflow.java:81)

It seems to work fine in the Ubuntu file manager-I can see the NAS mounted in the sidebar and I can traverse through the encrypted files and folders from the Cryptomator vault. Based on the excellent concepts and work of Cryptomator.Encryption for data at rest prevents unauthorized access regardless of the server or cloud storage infrastructure. Transparent, client-side encryption support in Cyberduck and Mountain Duck to secure your data on any server or cloud storage. You may check if the davfs cache on Ubuntu 17.04 is configured differently. Get access to your Cryptomator vaults from the command line. It seems all data was copyied to the davfs cache first and then send to cryptomator. Here is the entry in /etc/fstab: //192.168.1.194/david /home/david/nas cifs vers=3.0,cred=/home/david/.smbcredentials,uid=1000,gid=1000,rw 0 0 One interresting thing I noticed is, that copying completed before any data was encrypted. I recently reinstalled Ubuntu and I have configured my NAS to mount automatically using fstab.