some time I've wanted to try ecryptfs, supports linux kernel to encrypt some folders. However, had not succeeded so far. He had always tried to use the following command: mount-t
ecryptfs carpeta_origen carpeta_destino
What was at fault. The command line did not throw any error, but the files are not encrypted. Looking at the logs I could check the existence of some segmentation faults.
Well, after tinkering, I found that spending a few extra options, I can do work. In particular, the following command works perfectly for me: mount-t
carpeta_origen carpeta_destino ecryptfs-or cipher = blowfish, ecryptfs_key_bytes = 32
is a good idea to use the carpeta_origen and carpeta_destino as the same in order to encrypt a route directly. For example, suppose you want to encrypt / home / user, it would be something like:
mount-t ecryptfs c / home / user / home / user-o Cipher = blowfish, ecryptfs_key_bytes = 32
ecryptfs carpeta_origen carpeta_destino
What was at fault. The command line did not throw any error, but the files are not encrypted. Looking at the logs I could check the existence of some segmentation faults.
Well, after tinkering, I found that spending a few extra options, I can do work. In particular, the following command works perfectly for me: mount-t
carpeta_origen carpeta_destino ecryptfs-or cipher = blowfish, ecryptfs_key_bytes = 32
is a good idea to use the carpeta_origen and carpeta_destino as the same in order to encrypt a route directly. For example, suppose you want to encrypt / home / user, it would be something like:
mount-t ecryptfs c / home / user / home / user-o Cipher = blowfish, ecryptfs_key_bytes = 32
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