If you can't separate this as an independent encrypted partition, the solution is a disk image (encrypted) mounted with ploop.
When you need to access to protected directory, you only mount image file with ploop, and will need unlocking password. Once this is done, you will have transparent access to full tree. El 29/4/19 a les 19:31, vas19...@ya.ru ha escrit: > Hello! > Let's say I want ~/.prn to be password protected, how can I do that? > There are different sudoers on my home computer, so chown root:root > won't prevent them from seeing contents of that directory. Any advice?
