tejado
Keys path can't starts with dot (e.g. '.keys/')
I wanna put my key in a .keys folder (so I don't see them in the Obsidian explorer), but when I do that and change the path in the settings, it's not able to find them. It's says "Failed to load "file.md". No private key for decryption configured". I don't know if it supposed to works like that or it's a bug. I'm on Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS, Obsidian it's v1.5.3.
I tried a bunch of path formats to no avail. It's absolutely retarded to store the private key in the vault.
I tried a bunch of path formats to no avail. It's absolutely retarded to store the private key in the vault.
Feel free to fill in a Pull Request with the absolutely best way to solve this! lol Otherwise you can also use gpg wrapper mode, so it is completly sepearated from the Vault.
I had already a look into this. It seems Obsidian APIs doesn't like the dot-prefixed folder. So I will check if there is a workaround for this.
I tried a bunch of path formats to no avail. It's absolutely retarded to store the private key in the vault.
It's not retarded, until you not expose your private key.
I had already a look into this. It seems Obsidian APIs doesn't like the dot-prefixed folder. So I will check if there is a workaround for this.
No big deal, just good to know, tnx
Same here. I can't use the plugin because it doesnt make sense to leave the private key in the vault folder.
Same here. I can't use the plugin because it doesnt make sense to leave the private key in the vault folder.
Why doesnt it make sense? If this is a concern, you can still use an encrypted private key or gpg mode.