BUT: if I use the option to automatically unlock a vault when cryptomator is starting I will get an empty drive / unreachable drive with a default name.
I can then lock that vault, unlock manually again and will get the expected drive properly launched.
So, the vault seems to be fine but there is some issue with automatically unlocking it…
Using 1.5.3 exe-166 on Windows 10 64 bit and Dokany for the vaults.
I tried to reproduce that on my Windows 10, but I couldn’t.
Everything works as expected. (with Dokany and Webdav)
Can you please post the logfile. Maybe there’s something interesting in it.
Wich Dokany Version have you installed?
Info: the latest version is 1.3.1
I admit I’m not really hopeful because it happens with WebDAV either, but you never know.
Maybe this will fixe the dokany mounting timeout I see in your log file.
I noticed that WebDAV launches in my case - seems to be a different problem from the one experienced by hisax.
Dokany keeps failing at start up but works fine if unlocking the vault manually.
Attsched log shows:
Cryptomator settings:
sart in back ground
start at system start up
vault was set to open automatically at program start with password saved.
Dokany
letter assigned automatically
Expected result: Unlocked vault named “TEST_VAULT”.
Actual Result: a folder in Windows Explorernamed “Lokaler Datenträger (some drive letter:)” (German for “Local Drive” (drive letter:)").
If I try to open that folder I get (the German versionof something like) “The path is not available”.
Within Cryptomator UI the vault is shown as “unlocked” but same error if I try to open it from within the UI.
I am, however, able to lock the vault and then unlock it successfully from wihtin the UI - the vault then behaves as expected and can be accessed.
This unmount and remount operation is logged starting 15:23 in the attached log file.
The mentioned fix on github, mounting the volume within a specific mountpoint, also fixes the issue for me.
And additionally it feels a lot faster. I haven’t done any performance measures, it’s just a feeling.