Ronny Gydar

Same issue on Fedora, I even switched from Enpass to Bitwarden for now since it was such a pain to have sync problems on my work Linux machine. I use Windows and iphone version for all my private stuff, and Linux version for work, since I code on a Fedora work machine. The moment the Linux version is updated, I will go back to Enpass, since life on Bitwarden was not good for a long time happy Enpass user, lots of small daily irritations. So please update the Linux version so I can get back home to Enpass! In hindsight, I probably should have split up in a private and work vault a long time ago, so that I at least could have used Bitwarden only for work stuff until Linux Enpass version is coming with a onedrive fix. I did however try to switch to dropbox for syncing, and it failed for me...I guess I was a bit fast when testing that out, before abandoning ship to Bitwarden, which just opened a whole can of worms of small annoyances

Are there any plan to update the Linux version also? Sync works fine on my iPhone and Windows machines, but I also have a work machine that is running Fedora, and it seems that the version available for that one is still an older version from april 2024 (6.10.1).

GOT IT WORKING This resolved it for me on one of my Windows 11 machines. the "old" Microsoft Store version of Enpass Installed the 6.11.5.1823 version directly Setup up enpass When setting up OneDrive, there was zero issues Working The I got it also resolved on my iPhone, but had to uninstall Enpass from the iPhone first, then download the same version I had (since there was no update available before uninstalling) from App Store. And setup Enpass as new install just as I did on PC, and then sync worked fine. So now onedrive sync works fine on one Windows 11 machine, and on my iPhone. I will try on my next PC to re-install Enpass from the Microsoft Store, and see if it is just "re-install" that fixes it, or if I really need to download the 6.11.5.1823 from directly from Enpass. Will update with results later today.

Did not seem to resolve it for me. I have 3 windows 11 PCs that has used the windows store version. Have now on one of the Windows 11 PCs tried to resolve by installing the new version. Installed first the new desktop app separately. When that did not resolve it, I uninstalled the Store app from one PC, and restarted the new installed app from Enpass (https://www.enpass.io/download/windows/website/stable). But still not been able to get OneDrive sync to work again. Neither removing onedrive sync, or reauthorize seems to help. I have verified on the PC under installed apps that it now show that I have 6.11.5.1823. I also have Enpass on an iPhone (where sync has stopped with the reautorize message), and a Fedora machine at work that I will check tomorrow.

Might be some weird behaviour on OneDrive-itself? Have tried to "provoke" this issue now, by syncing manually to onedrive on my work-PC, and on my iphone, exiting enpass (quiting it), and starting+logging in again, syncing manually towards OneDrive, and everything works fine now. And have only experienced this "sporadically" last few days, and I know I use Enpass a lot during the day, so it absolutely does not happen all the time for me. Will try to see if I see any pattern to it, and will report back if so.

I have this same issue on my 3 PCs last days, all are Windows 10. Tried to set up sync again, and then it syncs OK for some minutes/time, but later same day (not very long) it is the same on each PC. Uninstalled Enpass, and installed it fresh on my work-PC this morning in desperation, but did not resolve it. Even tried removing whole apps/Enpass-folder from onedrive, importing backup, and setting up onedrive-sync from scrath (done so today on my work PC). But issue is back now when I tried to use enpass an hour later. To make it clear; Sync is working when I remove it, and then add it again...but some minutes/hours later I come back to enpass, and now I have the error "No data found on Onedrive", and some message about it thinking that I have actively deleted files. But when I check apps/Enpass-folder on OneDrive it seems to me that the files are there. The message about enpass believing I have actively deleted files I have not seen today, but can add screenshot when I see it again.