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Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Sun, 5 Jul 2020 23:49:14 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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>> Digging around I found these. |
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>> [ebuild N ~] sys-fs/ecryptfs-utils-111_p20170609::gentoo USE="gtk |
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>> nls pam -doc -gpg -openssl -pkcs11 -python -suid -tpm" |
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>> PYTHON_SINGLE_TARGET="python2_7" 1,401 KiB |
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>> [ebuild N ] sys-fs/cryptmount-5.3.2::gentoo USE="gcrypt largefile |
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>> luks nls openssl udev -argv0switch -cswap -fsck -mount (-selinux) |
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>> -systemd" 533 KiB |
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>> Looking at the info I've found tho, I don't think it will do what I'm |
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>> looking for. Has anyone used either of these in the past? If so, does |
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>> one of these do what I'm looking for? |
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> ecryptfs-utils is the userland management of the kernel's ecryptfs. |
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> Ecryptfs uses an overlay filesystem to encrypt files within a directory, |
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> it is what Ubuntu uses for encrypted home directories |
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> cryptmount is for working with LUKS filesystems, which appears to be the |
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> route you are leaning towards. I haven't used it and don't know what |
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> advantages it has over a user script, if you want to manually mount the |
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> filesystem, or /etc/crypttab. |
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I thought Gentoo used /etc/conf.d/dmcypt? I still haven't figured that |
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part out yet. I need to read up on that more. I'm not sure what it |
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does exactly, yet. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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