Hi, I am coming from Boxcryptor to Cryptomator.
I use my Macbook with macOS Monterey.
Every time when I reboot my MacBook, the virtual drive isnt accessible anymore from Finder. Also I can’t use apps which I linked to the Virtual drive after a reboot. When I make all the links in one session (of close the lid of the MacBook without rebooting) everything works like I wanted to work. But… after a reboot, all the links to the “previous” virtual drive are gone.
Which setting does it needs so the virtual drive setup survives a reboot? In other words: How can I make the location of the Cryptomator virtual drive always accessible after a reboot?
Anyone? At Boxcryptor I had 4 options to use it on the Mac. One was “Mount as Drive”. With this I could use the content for local apps automations, but I can’t get it done by Cryptomator. Every reboot I can’t access the earlier virtual drive. Also tried to use a “Folder” as mounting point. (read somewhere on the forum here). This time the virtual drive is accessible after a reboot, but I can’t delete files anymore from it. (Getting Errorcode -8062).
I can’t imagine some other Boxcryptor users don’t have/had the same problems and maybe solved it already. Please inform me how I can do this myself.
Edit: Fuse-T won’t work neither. I see my Cryptomator Vaults under “Localhost” in Finder, but I can’t write files to the Vaults. Getting a Error message. So back to MacFuse and waiting till someone can help me.
I had the same issue with Monterey. I also migrated from Boxcryptor. If you’re making an alias of the vault and putting it on your Finder sidebar, you’re right, it won’t be persistent after a reboot.
First, download the latest version. As of today, it’s 1.9.1
Forget about using MacFuse. It’s been depreciated
Install FUSE-T using HomeBrew.
Then select FUSE-T (experimental) as your choice in the Crryptomator preferences section
Set Cryptomator to auto launch in the Cryptomator Preferences.
Thanks for your info. I managed to get these Vaults as folders inside Finder, so I can access them directly from there. But when I store files inside the Vault (using Fuse-T) they don’t keep their original date and time stamp. It’s getting changed to the time you store them inside the Vault. Do you notice the same?