https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=472633
--- Comment #4 from Dionatan Felipe ---
(In reply to Ivan Čukić from comment #3)
> Looks like you put the wrong directory in the cryfs command - it should not
> be the path to the location where vault shows the data when opened, but the
> path to encrypted data. If you didn't change the default path when creating
> the vault, it will be in your home directory under
> ~/.local/share/plasma-vault/
>
> Apart from getting the path from plasmavaultrc, you can also find all
> directories where cryfs keeps its data by doing (this will search only under
> your user's home directory):
>
> find ~ -name 'cryfs.config'
>
> > when I did the apt upgrade, it was open and had some security and
> > firmware updates, could it have some relevance?
>
> An update should not have an influence over the user data.
Yes, I noticed my mistake there just now.
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i give: Deriving encryption key (this can take some time)...done
The filesystem id in the config file is different to the last time we loaded a
filesystem from this basedir. This can be genuine if you replaced the
filesystem with a different one. If you didn't do that, it is possible that an
attacker did. Do you want to continue loading the file system?
Your choice [y/n]:
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Anyway, I think when I was trying to open it before seeking support, I might
have corrupted or something similar to the file. Luckily, I had a backup in
another encryption, so I guess there won't be any recovery. With everything
considered, I appreciate the support!
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