Hi Li, thanks for your answer. In this case I obviously have a problem: My / drive has 30 GB capacity (Ubuntu takes 10 GB (outside the encypted ~) max. My data is linked to ~ from /mnt/xy and ~ contains effectively less than 500 MB, but ~/home/.ecryptfs has about 20 GB. Can you point me into a direction how to debug this (I know that I'm on dev list where this doesn't belong... I opened http://askubuntu.com/questions/317391/how-to-prevent-ecryptfs-from-crossing-filesystem-boundaries)? Greetings, Kalle Am 08.07.2013 03:05, schrieb Li Wang: > Are those subdirs basically symbol links to somewhere else not inside > the eCryptfs dir? Then those dirs won't be encrypted by eCryptfs. > For native subdirs, eCryptfs could not exclude them for being encrypted. > > On 07/05/2013 11:11 PM, Karl-Philipp Richter wrote: >> Hi together, >> I'm new to mailing list and hope to be at the right address. I tried to >> figure out how to prevent ecryptfs to cross file system borders or >> exclude subdirectories of the source directory (the current setup is >> that I linked a lot of directories from an encrypted disk, which don't >> need encryption). I guess it's explained somewhere. So I'd rather >> suggest to put it on the man page. >> >> Greetings, Kalle >>
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