On Tue, 13 Aug 2013 19:08:51 -0700 "David J. Bakeman" <dbake...@comcast.net> wrote: | I've got an encrypted dir that I've been using with: | | encfs --extpass=command root mount | | for a long time. I'm now trying to use: | | command | encfs --stdinpass root mount | | and it keeps giving the decoded volume key error. If I do: | | command > file | echo "cat file" > cout | chmod +x cout | encfs --extpass=cout root mount | | it works! However this doesn't: | | cat file | encfs --stdinpass root mount | | So it seems that the stdout of command is correct but it only works from --extpass??? | | I created the dir in fedora 12 and I'm now running Fedora 18 with encfs version 1.7.4. I don't remember what version of encfs was used in fedora 12. | | Any ideas?
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