this is my current work around: truncate before copy into ecryptfs
folder:
#!/bin/bash
#
# Bash Script to truncate file names
#
ROOT="/path/to/your/files/with/long/names"
SIZE=110
find "$ROOT" -type f | \
while read filepath1; do
path=$(dirname "$filepath1")
file1=$(basename "$filepath1")
name1=${file1%.*}
extn=${file1##*.}
if [ ${#name1} -gt $SIZE ] ; then
name2=$(echo $name1 | cut -c1-$SIZE)
file2="${name2}.${extn}"
filepath2="$path/$file2"
echo "1 :: $filepath1"
echo "2 :: $filepath2"
mv "$filepath1" "$filepath2"
else
# echo $name1
:
fi
done
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file name to long when creating new file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/344878
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