I have an instance of Enpass running as a Wi-fi Sync server that seems to close on its own roughly every two days. I'm unable to identify a specific pattern or event that correlates with Enpass closing. That machine runs a couple of home network maintenance scripts each day but it is not used as a desktop computer. When Enpass is running, wi-fi sync works as expected. I've enabled logging, and I'm only seeing two events showing up, both of which show up repeatedly:

Info: 1769717307 [parseResponse] License Server Query failed -- Endpoint : https://license.enpass.io/api/v2/plans/desktop/offers/?country=United+States&lang=en-US&license_type=premium&os=linux&os_version=21.3&team_type Response : {"error":true,"code":"no_offers","description":"Offer is not available."}

Info: 1769717307 [parseResponse] License Server Query failed -- Endpoint : https://license.enpass.io/api/v2/plans/?country=United+States&lang=en-US&license_type=premium&os=linux&os_version=21.3&team_type Response : {"error":true,"code":"plan_not_found","iaps":[]}

There's an issue in the Mac forum about Enpass closing, but I can't tell if the issues have anything in common beyond Enpass closing unexpectedly. https://discussion.enpass.io/index.php?/topic/31605-enpass-randomly-quits-macos-1531-safari-183-2062024115-enpassextension-6118-enpass-6118-1860/&_fromLogin=1&_fromLogout=1

Wi-fi Sync server

• Machine: Beelink Mini, Intel N95 quad core, 8GB, 256G SSD

• OS: Linux Mint 21.3 Cinnamon

• Enpass Version: 6.11.12(1953)

Other machines that sync with the Wi-fi Sync server

• Three Laptops running various versions of Linux Mint

• One Macbook Air

• One iPhone

• Two Android devices

Enpass is not being crashed by those licensing server failures. That's all—innocent log noise—checking plans and receiving "no_offers" on Linux.

Random Enpass exits after around two days on Linux Mint 21.3 often indicate:

1) Check for OOM killer:

dmesg -T | grep -i eliminate


"Killed process … enpass" indicates a memory surge.

2) The session may end in silence if it is connected to the Cinnamon login session. Permit lingering:

sudo enable-linger $USER loginctl


3) Try the electron/GPU weirdness:

Pass through --disable-gpu


The recommended course of action when using Enpass as a Wi-fi Sync server is to run it via systemd with Restart=always so that it will restart immediately even if it breaks.

Thanks Collin, I figured those log entries were unrelated. I'll check out each of the suggestions you've made as well as running it via systemd, after which I'll post an update.