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Good morning. I had this same error with both my PC and Android on DSM 6.2 and DSM 7.0, some time around June/July 2021 syncing stopped. After the upgrade to DSM 7.0 I thought that would fix the issue. I looked to convert the permissions to ACL as noted here but tried something else first. What solved my issues was leaving the permissions as they were but I went into the file station, to the webdav folder, I right clicked on the folder where I store Enpass, went to properties, and checked, "apply to this folder, sub-folders and files" under owner this re-pushed the folder permissions down again and after I did that everything started working again. It appears an update may have broke the permissions on the webdav folders, that's why converting to ACL or re-pushing permissions seem to work. Just passing along what worked for me.

Hello @Roobert! Welcome to the Enpass Forum. Thank you for adding this valuable suggestion of remembering the previously connected Wi-Fi sync server. I have shared this feature request with the concerned team for further consideration, your patience is highly appreciated here.

First, here's my HOORAY for Wifi-Sync (at last)! Works like a charm. My question: I have two residences in different cities, of course with different WiFi-networks. Can I set up WiFi-syncing in a way that it syncs in the other network, too? I ask because I do not want to just try, to not mix anything up. Thank you for an answer. Btw, I promote Enpass a lot, esp. because of the new feature. it would help, if you would update your website, resp. provide documentation for Wifi-Sync. Best regards Robert

Hello Discordant, I am now at our other location („B”) and I can gladly report, that syncing my iPhone with the newly set up WiFi-Server here worked fine. I will now write a feature request to the Enpass team: It would be great ... - if I could save more than one WiFi-servers on my mobile. So I would not need to change the server on my mobile when I am at another WiFi, - if the mobile would then sync to whatever approved WiFi-server it is connected with. It paid to wait for the long ago promised WiFi-sync. ;-)

You start the wifi sync server on one of your devices and that will allow you to sync any of your other devices on the same network. It will work on any WiFi network that allows access on the specified local IP address and port. What does this mean? You can use WiFi sync on any of your WiFi networks so long as any of the devices to be synched are connected to the same local network. You would not be able to connect to the WiFi sync server from a remote device. If you are looking to remotely sync devices on a different WiFi network, you'll probably need to set up a VPN on the network where the sync server is running and then connect your remote devices to be synched to the VPN you set up. If done properly, you should be able to connect to the local WiFi sync server from your remote devices. Once you are done synching, you can disconnect from the VPN. I have not personally tested this with Enpass, but I use a VPN to my home network to connect to a variety of services remotely and it works fine, so I don't think this would be an issue.