Filesystem permissions are different

xncx

Hello,
if I create a new text file on computer A in an encrypted boxcryptor folder it has the following permission:
-rw--r--r--
On computer B it has after it was downloaded (in my case via OneDrive)
-rwx-r-w-r-x

So on the second computer it has "chmod +x" which it did not had on the first computer. Same effect in the other direction. S if I create the file on computer B (without +x) on computer A it has execute permission.

Is it somehow possible to avoid this? In 99,9% I do not want "+x".

Robert

Hello,

Boxcryptor does not modify filesystem permissions (except in a very very few rare cases). I suspect that OneDrive is not properly syncing the filesystem permissions to computer B. Can you try to reproduce the problem with an unencrypted file (e.g. directly in OneDrive)?

--Robert

xncx

Robert You are right, it seems to be a OneDrive issue
amcic1997 Is there a screenshot missing?

amcic1997

if I create a new text file on computer A in an encrypted boxcryptor folder it has the following permission:

amcic1997

xncx if I create a new text file on computer A in an encrypted pornjk porn800 redtube boxcryptor folder it has the following permission: