VaultSort 2.9.4
encryptfolderreliability
Folder encryption now sizes its encrypted temp container to fit the actual directory contents, eliminating spurious ENOSPC failures.
What's New
- Folder encryption now shows a "Calculating folder size" progress phase before the recursive walk, so very large folders no longer look like a frozen spinner.
Bug Fixes
- Encrypting a folder larger than ~150 MB no longer fails partway through with an ENOSPC error and a confusing
/Volumes/VaultSort-…/vaultsort-temp/…path. The encrypted temp container is now sized from the recursive content size, not the directory inode entry size (which is only a few hundred bytes on APFS). Affects the password-encrypt path and both YubiKey encrypt paths (V1 and multi-credential V2). - Fixed a fallback regression where, if size calculation threw, the container was still sized from the bogus inode entry value while the log claimed it was using the default. The fallback now correctly applies the 150 MB minimum.
- Files skipped during the size walk (TCC denial, EACCES, etc.) are now logged so a partially under-sized container is auditable in the debug log.