I installed ubuntu server 9.04 in a system with encrypted home directory.... The pass-phrase and login password were same. But after completing the installation, the client asked me to change the login password. But after that, when ever the system is restarted, the /home/username/ folder is encrypted. So cant login via gdm. The thing I done for the decrypting the home is by going to the text mode by ctrl+alt+F1 and login. When tried to list the file and folders in the folder using *ls*, I got only two files, *README.txt and "Access Your Private Data"*. I decrypted the home folder using a command given inside the *README.txt *(I dont remember the command now) with the help of the pass-phrase which is the old login password and restarting the gdm. But the action is temporary. When ever the system is restarted, again the home folder is encrypted. How to make it *permenent*?
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