**Or some union-mount like feature could...
Unencrypted home directories are typically write-protected. Amended
workaround with temporary permissions (if used in any script, it should
save original permissions (by using touch -r on $(mktemp -d) for
example)):
sudo mount -o bind /home /mnt
chmod u+w /mnt${HOME#/home}
mkdir -m 700 /mnt${HOME#/home}/.ssh
cp -ia ${HOME}/.ssh/authorized_keys /mnt${HOME#/home}/.ssh/
chmod u-w /mnt${HOME#/home}
sudo umount /mnt
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/655726
Title:
When SSHing to a server with encrypted home directories doesn't
automatically mount the encrypted directory
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