The new SeaDrive Client 3.0.2 for Windows has the following problem:
Problem 1 - No synchronization despite network connection:
If SeaDrive is started automatically with Windows and initially there is no network connection (for example on a laptop that logs on via WLAN), then the data is not synchronized. The client shows the familiar green check mark as an icon in the taskbar, but newly created data (regardless of file type) is not loaded into the cloud and data created or edited in the cloud is not displayed locally in the file explorer.
Only when the client is restarted again after a network connection (internet connection), then it works. There seems to be a very malicious bug included here. I have not observed this phenomenon with previous versions.
Tested under Windows 10 Pro (build 19045) in combination with SeaFile Professional 9 (latest version).
Problem 2 - Profile settings are not cleaned up:
If a second or third profile is added with the new client and one of the profiles is deleted, the entry in Explorer remains even after a reboot. This is very annoying and should also be deleted accordingly from the Explorer (registry) when removing a profile from SeaDrive Client 3.0.2.
Problem 3 - Display in Explorer:
With the possibility that multiple profiles can now be used simultaneously with the new client is a very good progress. But it should be possible that the display name in Explorer can be customized with the own settings (on the server in the Seafile-Config). As soon as a user logs in with his profile, the SeaDrive client should read the display settings (the name) from the server and then enter it in Explorer together with the name.
Currently: SeaDrive (cloud.domain.com)
Requested: Custom Cloudname (username or display name)
In SeaFile the display works at least in the application (with the Professional Edition). I wish that the cloud name is now also displayed in the explorer context as described above. The same applies to the menu when right clicking on a file.
Instead of SeaDrive → Create download link etc. then just “Custom Cloudname” → Create download link etc.
We have a multi-tenancy environment and in some cases people in board positions responsible for different companies. These companies are hosted with us in the multi-tenancy environment and therefore it is very confusing for people who have multiple accounts where the data is now.
In addition, you should really work with your own name in the Explorer context and not with SeaDrive.
kind regards
Roger