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In order for this to be a useful feature, one would have to re-encrypt all encrypted files once a user's access is revoked and the user hasn't created a local...
@nunesgh Do you create the file in a shared folder that is not owned by the user that deletes the file? If this is the case then this issue might...
@nunesgh It depends on how you disabled the server side encryption. Did you use `./occ encryption:decrypt-all` at some point or are all the files on your disk still encrypted? What...
The error messages that are left do not seem to be related to the server side encryption, but, given the provided logs, rather seem to be related with a SabreDAV...
Is there any benefit?
Currently running into the same problem. This needs to be fixed.
@kesselb Could you try what happens when one sending user shares a **subfolder** with the same name to the same receiving user (e.g `foldera/shared/` and `folderb/shared/`)? That's what's happening in...
This is still an issue but I currently don’t have the time to debug it further. > Am 15.09.2022 um 18:57 schrieb rfjakob ***@***.***>: > > > Closed #656...
Upgrading from Debian 10 (Buster) to Debian 11 (Bullseye) fixed this issue for me.
@kulitnov852 You could try to use the `-forcedecode` option with a gocryptfs version older than 2.2 when mounting the folder. This might still lead to corrupted data in the files...