https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=472633
--- Comment #2 from Dionatan Felipe <segundom...@tutanota.com> --- (In reply to Ivan Čukić from comment #1) > Vault doesn't handle the data, the only way for the data to disappear is if > they were deleted or there was a filesystem corruption. > > I'd try to mount the cryfs manually - see the relevant paths in the > .config/plasmavaultrc > > The location of the encrypted data is the path in square brackets. For > example, [/home/user/.vaults/SomeVaultName.enc]. > > First, backup that directory somewhere just in case. > > After that, do this: > > mkdir /tmp/SomeVaultName > cryfs /home/user/.vaults/SomeVaultName.enc /tmp/SomeVaultName > > If you get an error saying something about the filesystem needs to be > upgraded, > call > > cryfs --allow-filesystem-upgrade /home/user/.vaults/SomeVaultName.enc /tmp/ > SomeVaultName > > If that doesn't help (it should mount the data into /tmp/SomeVaultName) post > me the error message you got. Hi, Thanks for your answer. Worked to open but the folder is empty. I just remembered when I did the apt upgrade, it was open and had some security and firmware updates, could it have some relevance? Ps. in this step i put Y. cryfs /home/user/Vaults/folder/ /tmp/folder CryFS Version 0.10.2 Use default settings? Your choice [y/n]: y -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
