On 2007-10-08, Nick Guenther <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> So you mean you have a /home partition, which contains an encrypted
> image, and then you mount the encrypted image over top of your /home?
> Because that's what I was thinking / what I think is being asked about.
I have /home partition. I have user.
In /home/user i have image file. When user logs in he (me) does the
following:
$ sudo mnt.sh
$ exec ksh -l
After ``mnt.sh'' content of user's homedir is substituted because
encrypted image is mounted over it.
$ df | grep home
/dev/sd0g 41280412 8194480 31021912 21% /home
/dev/svnd0c 8057980 6231232 1423852 81% /home/user
Mnt.sh script does the following:
- vnconfig
- fsck
- mount
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