Activity about end_to_end_encryption

[tobiasKaminsky]

@nickvergessen as the master of activities ;-)
The question is what to display instead? Maybe just some "encrypted File" placeholder?

[nickvergessen]

Well there is no flag on the file for the activity app to detect this...

Also note that the activity app is bound to core atm, so mostlikely we can only fix it for 13.0.1

[tobiasKaminsky]

Ah right...We only have a flag for the top encrypted folder.
On client we just go up until either root or encrypted folder flag.
But this might be a bit heavy to do this on each file which is shown on activity app...

[nickvergessen]

Also the thing is, this would need changing everywhere, also notifications when you are mentioned in a comment (shows the path to the file) etc.

Sad no one tested this earlier or notified me about this. Would have been nice to have a round feature when shipping.

[nickvergessen]

I just realised, that on the server we have no way to recover the real-file path.
So things left would be: if name is [0-9a-f]{32} we try to find out if one of the parent folders is encrypted and in this case we try to display something like "an encrypted file" as file name instead.

[marinofaggiana]

@nickvergessen ,for me work

[tobiasKaminsky]

Do all encrypted files names follow the same pattern?
On android we use uuid: 2cb1a161-5f7c-4287-a419-2e160cc90c69

[nickvergessen]

well on the server the files I stored are saved with md5 like results in the file cache and the activity table

[marinofaggiana]

Do all encrypted files names follow the same pattern?
On android we use uuid: 2cb1a161-5f7c-4287-a419-2e160cc90c69

was without "-" ... ?

we will have to use the same pattern

[tobiasKaminsky]

Right, sorry, we use:
9702f647197e42d991854361ed90e0a2
83f51a4e72a84c558eb18032cf4be331

but desktop seems to use:
P3sHabJlMdSDnHYo0kqH
re3gwioy2wHHFHr9KQEm