In summary, I am seeing this issue “out-of-the-box” on a clean macOS Ventura with the latest version of Cryptomator using Google Drive. At present the only rsync workaround is to add “–checksum” to determine file changes based on checksums rather than size/times, but this is 1000x slower.This is obvious to see from the Terminal: compare “ls -l /Volume/source/file” to “ls -l /Volume/Cryptomator/file” and you will see the different timestamps.rsync interprets this timestamp difference as a file change and re-copies every file.Then wait while the specially encrypted Vault container is setup. If you don’t see Personal Vault options, make sure your OneDrive app is up to date. Aiming to separate itself from the pack, OneDrive offers what it calls a personal vault. In Windows 10, go to the OneDrive app, More menu and choose ‘Unlock Personal Vault’. The reason is that Cryptomator changes all the modification times to when the file was copied to the vault. OneDrives offers a personal vault for added security for your more important files.
This process worked fine with Boxcryptor but fails with Cryptomator.Coming from Boxcryptor, my workflow is to create a vault on Google Drive and use one-way “rsync -archive” to keep files on my (Cryptomator) encrypted volume in-sync with my local offline copy … rsync uses file size and modification time to determine what files to sync. Download and install Microsoft OneDrive from the Google Play Store or the App Store.But there are ways around the three file limit. Free OneDrive users (with 100GB limit) can only save 3 files in the Vault.
Microsoft 365 customers (with 1TB quota as part of their paid plan) can put as many files as they like into the Vault folder.
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