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What is the reasoning behind having a timeout? #1

Closed Keagel closed 2 years ago

Keagel commented 2 years ago

Is it simply because you don't want your vault to be indefinitely mounted or have you found that having it mounted for too long is an issue?

vh13294 commented 2 years ago

I have updated the README.

timeout can be disabled by input 0.

TIMEOUT: 0 (disable timeout and server will run indefinitely)

vh13294 commented 2 years ago

To answer your question!

I am accessing my data via share server. I only need my data occasionally, and don’t want to expose the service to other users for too long.

Keagel commented 2 years ago

timeout can be disabled by input 0.

TIMEOUT: 0 (disable timeout and server will run indefinitely)

That's what I did after looking at the Dockerfile and reading the doc for timeout so no worries!

To answer your question!

I am accessing my data via share server. I only need my data occasionally, and don’t want to expose the service to other users for too long.

I see. I thought it had something to do with a Cryptomator limitation. Thank you for the answer!