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jmadero
Hi All,
I finally got around to making a sweet rsync + encfs setup where the encrypted folder is shared between several devices and I can then mount it on each machine via command line and encfs. Seems to work fine.
Next step is to create a script that I can just double click and it will pop up and just prompt for the password. I want to make it as simple as possible for my wife to be able to mount the encrypted drive (without automounting on boot
). The folder contains a very limited number of things but they are encrypted for a reason.
I tried:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
terminal -e encfs ~/Public/.encrypted ~/Public/visible
but it never prompts for a password so no mount occurs. Terminal opens and then closes immediately.
Thanks in advance
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I finally got around to making a sweet rsync + encfs setup where the encrypted folder is shared between several devices and I can then mount it on each machine via command line and encfs. Seems to work fine.
Next step is to create a script that I can just double click and it will pop up and just prompt for the password. I want to make it as simple as possible for my wife to be able to mount the encrypted drive (without automounting on boot
). The folder contains a very limited number of things but they are encrypted for a reason.I tried:
Code:
#!/bin/bash
terminal -e encfs ~/Public/.encrypted ~/Public/visible
but it never prompts for a password so no mount occurs. Terminal opens and then closes immediately.
Thanks in advance
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