Linux command
ecryptfs-find 命令
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常用示例
Find the encrypted form
ecryptfs-find [cleartext-filename]
Find the decrypted form
ecryptfs-find [ECRYPTFS_FNEK_ENCRYPTED.fwBGx...]
说明
ecryptfs-find uses inode numbers to match encrypted filenames to their decrypted counterparts, and decrypted filenames to their encrypted counterparts. It calls ls(1) to determine the inode and find(1) to locate the inode on the filesystem. The eCryptfs filesystem must be mounted for the command to function, since it needs both the encrypted and decrypted views of the directory to perform the match. This is primarily a diagnostic tool for resolving filename mappings in eCryptfs deployments.
FAQ
What is the ecryptfs-find command used for?
ecryptfs-find uses inode numbers to match encrypted filenames to their decrypted counterparts, and decrypted filenames to their encrypted counterparts. It calls ls(1) to determine the inode and find(1) to locate the inode on the filesystem. The eCryptfs filesystem must be mounted for the command to function, since it needs both the encrypted and decrypted views of the directory to perform the match. This is primarily a diagnostic tool for resolving filename mappings in eCryptfs deployments.
How do I run a basic ecryptfs-find example?
Run `ecryptfs-find [cleartext-filename]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more ecryptfs-find examples?
This page includes 2 examples for ecryptfs-find, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.