Greg Freemyer wrote: > That works, but it still seems wrong to me. The mount command is > encfs and the unmount command is fusermount. You have to admit that > is strange.
Yeah, it's a bit confusing. On my system I wrote a pair of shell scripts called 'cryptmount' and 'cryptumount' to make the process a little more automatic and intuitive. > One other question I have is if I backup the raw (~/.crypt in your > example) directory and restore it to another machine should I have any > trouble remounting it and getting to my data? Nope, it'll work fine. In fact, I've sometimes burned the raw directory to a CD-R, and mounted it straight off the mounted CD. This turns out to be a pretty handy way to carry around data in a secure manner. You do have to be careful about your burning options -- Joliet doesn't like some of the filenames EncFS comes up with. Rock Ridge seems to handle them OK, though. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
