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On Sunday 11 November 2001 17:39, Stephen J. Thompson wrote:
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> I have checked that, I can mount it ok under the root account.
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Then this looks like a permission problem. You can strace the mount
command and compare the result with a successful attempt under root.
This should give you an idea of where it fails.
Another idea: Does modprobe'ing the cipher module before attempting the
mount work?
Marc
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We have once again come full circle on the same basic question of
privacy on the Internet. If you have privacy, so does the person
sending around terrorist documents. And of course, we wouldn't want
that now, would we? [...] But what if governments, concerned about
mounting public pressure, decided to label protesters at the next WTO
roundtable, World Bank meeting, or G-8 summit as terrorists?
-- John Horvath: The Internet: A Terrorist Network?
Telepolis 2001/08/22 (#9350)
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