Do a Spotlight search for Keychain and open the Keychain Access application.
In the logins section on the left, look for a key named DEVONcloudy Encryption (name of service) like DEVONcloudy Encryption (Dropbox).
Double-click it and check the Show password checkbox. You will be required to enter your Administrative password. (This is the password you use to log into your machine with.)
Press Allow(or Always Allow, if desired) and the password will be shown.
Take note of the password, then quit Keychain Access.
Sorry, the Covid was the work of a hyper spellchecker I think.
I did everything you said before you were kind enough to reply, using a post you had made a while ago on that topic. But what then is the next step?
Should Bonjour be turned on? If so, I have another question: The port number on DTTG is different from that on Mac Book Air. Is that cause for concern or are those different numbers okay?
If Bonjour is to be turned on, then am I correct in thinking that “Enable incoming connections” and “Open Database Automatically” also should be checked as on?
Finally, I somehow managed to get a response from DT3 saying “Inbox: Preparing items for iCloud” and it looked like it ran through all my items/groups. I take it that is normal.
You need to use the same encryption key as you did on the Mac.
In DEVONthink To Go’s Settings > Sync: Locations, touch the Edit link, then the sync location. Enter the key (or leave it blank if you didn’t use an encryption key when you initially synced), then press Save.