> > > I have a problem with ~/.gconf/apps/evolution because when I restart > the machine and remount the encrypted drive then the mail/%gconf.xml > no longer contains my account information so I get prompted for > account creation. I then need to reconfigure all the emails accounts > and settings however the local inbox is there with my emails. > > The only workaround I found was to keep ~/.gconf/apps/evolution in > clear text (not symlinked). Is there anything I should be doing in > order to store my config directory in this encrypted symlinked > directory? > I think you don't really understand how Gconfd works. The files under .gconf are used only as a method of maintaining the Gconf state between user sessions. In simplistic terms, the contents are read once when Gconfd starts and are written back when Gconfd exits. The definitive copy of the Gconf data while the Gconfd is running is in memory.
The critical thing then is: when is your TrueCrypt partition available? If it is not available until after gconfd starts, then it won't be able to retrieve the information it needs. I would have thought that the best solution would be to have the whole of your ~/ filesystem encrypted - or even better, just encrypt all your filesystems - most modern distros will allow you to set this up during installation. P. _______________________________________________ evolution-list mailing list evolution-list@gnome.org To change your list options or unsubscribe, visit ... http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/evolution-list
