For this to be easy and practical people often use Cryptkeeper to administer the encryption partitions.
So it is ...bad when it stops working because it will potentially cut of people from their data (it should not happen!).
When i want to access my encrypted parts I click on the Cryptkeeper icon on my panel and enter the passphrase - and my encrypted directory pops up like any ordinary directory.
Now it has stopped working.
Cryptkeeper is there and I can enter the passphrase and then it disappears without mounting my encrypted folders.
So that is bad and it is a bug that others have experienced:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+sour ... ug/1404748
http://askubuntu.com/questions/96994/cr ... n-the-tray
It happens on Manjaro too.
When I start Cryptkeeper in a terminal and enter my passphrase I get:
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cryptkeeper
zsh: segmentation fault (core dumped) cryptkeeper
this happens the moment cryptkeeper disappears from my panel.
So to mount my encrypted directories I have to do it manually (read the first link if you need the howto).
It is no big deal to me but it could cause problems for average and security minded users.
Quick repetition
To mount the encrypted folders:
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encfs ~/.secret ~/secretTo find those folders (you may have forgotten their name) look for ".something" (Note the period in front of the directory name) if one (or several) of those hidden folders contain strange unreadable data - that will be the one(s) to mount (They are not all called ".secret"
)This might have something to do with it
