December 11, 20169 yr Hi all, I just started using Enpass on my Mac and my Nexus 6. I sync using Google Drive. This all seems to work well. The only catch is that I end up with multiple Enpass folders in my Google Drive folder, and even multiple "sync_default.walletx" files in a single Enpass folder. As long as Enpass knows which is the latest file, I guess it doesn't really matter, but it makes a mess of my Google Drive folder. On the Mac the folders are all numbered, like "Enpass (5)". If there's more than one Enpass file, they're named like "sync_default (1).walletx". On my Nexus 6, all files all of the folders have the same name, as do multiple sync_default files. Is there a known issue? Or is it supposed to work like that? If the latter, there must be a better way.
December 12, 20169 yr Hi @zigguratt, Thanks for reporting this issue and we apologize for the inconvenience. I have noted down this issue in the bug tracker and forwarded to dev team so they can check and try to fix this issue asap. Meanwhile please delete all the Enpass folder from Google Drive except latest one.
January 9, 20179 yr Yes, I can confirm this bug on my end. In my case, the clients in use are: qty 1 iOS iPhone 6 qty 1 iOS iPad qty 1 Android Nexus 5x qty 1 Windows 10 laptop qty 1 OS X Macbook Air It doesn't happen that much, but both cases have occurred to me: A duplicate "Enpass" folder in my shared Google Drive, with its own "sync_default.walletx" file inside. A duplicate "sync_default.walletx" file inside the primary "Enpass" folder. Thankfully (!) removing the oldest of these files didn't break sync to the other clients. I'm impressed with the robustness of the software!
