According to the checksums, a few of my files encrypted with cryptomator are corrupted and I would like to know what they contain. Is there any way to associate the encrypted files to the decrypted ones? Thank you.
Hi. No there is no listing etc.
You can check for exact timestamps as a “guess”.
Or if you are familiar with python, you can use this script
Edit: there’s a function for that since 2024
Thanks! Python scripting is uncharted territory for me, but the timestamps did the trick.
For other (linux) users:
find <path> -newerct "<modification time, minus one second>" -not -newerct "<modification time, plus one second>"
Edit: I forgot, in “yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss” format.
You guys and gals are already doing a heck of a job and I hate to solicit another pull request, but could we envision a more robust solution on this one? In my case I would need to output a list of all my files with their encrypted version, and I have 2+ Tb worth of data. As a result, if a file gets deleted I could easily locate and restore it from my backup set. Thx.