Hello,
I just got my 2 mini's, very nice hardware and seam to work as
advertised, however I do not have a "cloud backup" option in the
mooltipass application.
All the rest seams to work fine, I however uses mainly firefox and
had chromium , not chrome installed.
So, things done on linux:
Had already
https://github.com/limpkin/mooltiapp/releases/download/v2.0.78/MooltiApp_2.0.78_amd64.deb
and firefox extension installed
Removed chromium completely
Installed Chrome from latest deb from google.
Added the Mooltipass Chrome Extension (not chrome app) from
https://www.themooltipass.com/setup
Logged in Chrome with my google account, double checked in settings
that i was signed into chrome and the advanced sync settings are set
to (the default) "sync everything" .
Then tested the "
Sync FileSystem Sample" found in the chrome webstore - this works
fine.
Left chrome open, closed and opened the mooltipass app - no cloud
backup option
Rebooted and tested again chrome etc, all fine but no joy for
mooltipass app
In case it helps current linux setup:
Mooltipass Mini (v1.2 #1983)
Linux mint 18.1 Mate 4.4.0-75 kernel
Mooltiapp 64bit for debian
https://github.com/limpkin/mooltiapp/releases/download/v2.0.78/MooltiApp_2.0.78_amd64.deb
Google chrome
Version 58.0.3029.96
(64-bit) - latest stable
Mooltipass Chrome Extension 1.1.77
I tested above then also on windows 10 pro 64bit system, just to
make sure it was a linux thing (no chromium there - I simply
installed chrome) ,
This system had no mooltipass installed before, so I installed the
64bit win app and the chrome extension all fresh.
Made again sure the chrome "sync everything" options where ticked ,
that i was signed into chrome and tested the again on windows the"
Sync FileSystem Sample" found in the chrome webstore - this works
fine.
But to my surprise it also gives no "cloud" backup option in the
mooltipass app on windows
How does the mooltipass app "cloud" option roughly works?
it needs chrome installed and logged in I assume?
Does chrome need to run?
It needs the chrome extension?
anything else I can check?
Regards,
Gunther