There seem to be several issues - with only the last one killing the experience:Ĭreating an encrypted folder with Desktop app first I decided to completely reset everything and to start new. The step I was missing was to remove the keyring entries on my desktop app. Thank you so much for pointing me in the right direction. It opens the folder but shows encrypted filenames like in the web view.ĭid I miss something? Should the app have asked me for the ubuntu client mnemonic (that was my impression from the blog post)? How do I tell my Android app to use the same decryption method/key/mnemonic? Also did not find any option for the other way round (creating the folder in android and using the same decryption in ubuntu).Ĭurrently a bit bummed, that I cannot access e2e encrypted content from both of my client devices.I see the encrypted folder and when opening it asks for my old android device e2e mnemonic/passphrase and does not accept my ubuntu client passphrase.I completely wiped the Nextcloud app from my android phone and re-added the account.Everything looks fine in the server web interface: folder shows the locked symbol, filename is encrypted and not accessible.After that I put a file into the folder and synced the contents to the nextcloud server.Then I enabled e2e encryption for the folder within ubuntu client.I started with a freshly encrypted directory by creating a folder in ubuntu.

updated my ubuntu desktop client to 3.0.0.e2e encryption app upgraded to 1.5.2 from a previous version and additionally followed those instructions:.I am hosting my own nextcloud server and upgraded all components:

I read the great news in this blog post: but somehow run into a problem.

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