Linux command
ecryptfs-setup-private 命令
文本
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常用示例
Setup encrypted private directory
ecryptfs-setup-private
Setup with wrapped passphrase
ecryptfs-setup-private --wrapping
Setup without wrapped passphrase
ecryptfs-setup-private --noautomount
Force setup (overwrite existing)
ecryptfs-setup-private --force
说明
ecryptfs-setup-private creates an encrypted private directory for a user. It sets up ~/Private as an encrypted folder that is automatically mounted when the user logs in and unmounted on logout. The setup creates the necessary encryption keys and wrapper, storing them in ~/.ecryptfs. The mount passphrase is wrapped with the login password, enabling automatic decryption on login.
参数
- --wrapping
- Use login passphrase for wrapping.
- --noautomount
- Don't configure automount on login.
- --nopwcheck
- Don't verify login password.
- --force
- Overwrite existing configuration.
- -u, --username _name_
- Specify username (for root use).
- -l, --loginpass _pass_
- Login passphrase (insecure, for scripting).
- -m, --mountpass _pass_
- Mount passphrase (insecure, for scripting).
FAQ
What is the ecryptfs-setup-private command used for?
ecryptfs-setup-private creates an encrypted private directory for a user. It sets up ~/Private as an encrypted folder that is automatically mounted when the user logs in and unmounted on logout. The setup creates the necessary encryption keys and wrapper, storing them in ~/.ecryptfs. The mount passphrase is wrapped with the login password, enabling automatic decryption on login.
How do I run a basic ecryptfs-setup-private example?
Run `ecryptfs-setup-private` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does --wrapping do in ecryptfs-setup-private?
Use login passphrase for wrapping.