Hello Vadim - Thanks for taking the time to report this bug.
eCryptfs is not what is used to encrypt your swap, so I'm marking this
bug as invalid.
If you have encrypted swap, dm-crypt is used to encrypt that partition
since eCryptfs is not able to do block-level encryption.
I've never seen my swap partition fail to mount, so I'm not sure what
could be happening there. Encrypted swap does certainly require more
processing power than unencrypted swap, but I've also not experienced
the grind-to-a-halt behaviour that you're experiencing.
There's really not enough information in this bug report for a developer
to act on this issue. If you can provide more information on your
hardware specs and potential ways to reproduce the issue, please file a
new bug report. Thanks!
** Changed in: ecryptfs-utils (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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