Can I disable caching or change the cache folder?

My logseq folder lives on a linux server in an encrypted partition (I want the data at rest to be encrypted).
This folder is exported via cifs and mounted on my windows laptop. I access the graph from logseq app on my windows laptop which is not encrypted.

I noticed that logseq stores data in a .transit file locally in windows. This is bad because now it’s unencrypted at rest.

Is this the cache? I would like to either disable this or change it to also use the remote logseq folder. Is it possible to do that so I don’t have unencrypted data on my windows machine?

Thanks.

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Hi @nithinsujir,

You can try making the .transit file immutable. On Linux this can be achieved through:
chattr +i <file>
within .logseq/graphs

Thanks. The solution I used was to replace the “c:/users/…/.logseq” folder with a shortcut to point to one in the encrypted partition.