On Thu, Sep 06, 2007 at 05:53:36PM +0200, Stefan Farestam wrote: > Kent Yoder wrote the following on 09/06/2007 05:47 PM: > > > >Hmm, if you were serving files out of the lower mount, the headers of > >the files would look the same like this... Is Apache pointed at the > >upper mount? > > > Yes it is. The lower mount is $HOME/protected/encrypted which is > mounted as an overlay on $HOME/protected. I have also restarted the > webserver to ensure that the webserver did not keep a reference to > the lower mount in some obscure way.
Try putting the encrypted lower files in an entirely separate location (i.e., nothing under $HOME/protected) to help minimize the likelihood that Apache is somehow still grabbing the lower files from the lower filesystem. Try running strace on the process to verify the paths of the files being opened. Check your system log for any messages from eCryptfs. Also, try shutting down Apache, unmounting eCryptfs, mounting eCryptfs, and then starting Apache, in that order. Mike
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