Mark Rogers wrote:
Khalid Hanif wrote:
Here's what I'm after...
I want to mount a file system that's encrypted. I.e. I have to enter
a password to mount it, and once unmonuted, it all remains within the
disk image.
Any ideas of the best way of handling this? Anyone done this before?
If so, what did you use?
I'd start with encfs: http://encfs.sourceforge.net/
Not personally used it, however it appears to meet your spec, and with
Ubuntu (and probably Debian) "apt-get install encfs" is all you need
to install it.
Sorry, just realised encfs is file-by-file based, not loopback based,
which is what you were asking for.
Try this: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/EncryptedFilesystemHowto
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