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  1. www.maketecheasier.com/...folder...with-​ecryptfs/2008/09/25   Cached
    You can easily create a dynamic encrypted private directory on your Home folder that will shrink or grow in size ... ecryptfs to the secret folder. ... filesystem ...
  2. stackoverflow.com/questions/8926761/​ecryptfs-size...   Cached
    ecryptfs size different from home directory size. up vote 0 down vote favorite. I'm puzzled. ... Find size and free space of the filesystem containing a given file. 1.
  3. help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuLTSP/​IscsiEcryptfs   Cached
    You can use the information here to convert an existing LTSP server home directory into an eCryptfs ... by shrinking the filesystem ... eCryptfs filesystem needs ...
  4. opensourcehacker.com/...on-ubuntu-linux-​using-ecryptfs-on...   Cached
    This blog post continues my Ubuntu encryption tools testing. Previously there was an example for losetup. However, with the latest Ubuntus eCryptfs is recommended ...
  5. crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/​...ecryptfs-filesystem   Cached
    This is what Ubuntu uses if you check the box for "encrypted home directory ... filesystem; each file is padded in size to ... eCryptfs as the filesystem ...
  6. seriousbirder.com/...shrink-the-size-of-​an-ext4-filesystem   Cached
    Centos How to shrink the size of an ext4 filesystem,how to reduce lvm filesystem size,shrink lvm ext4 filesystem,linux shrink filesystem,lvreduce ext4 f
  7. landofthefreeish.com/...private-​directory-with-ecryptfs
    This means that you don’t need to allocate space for eCryptfs, it will grow and shrink as you add files to ... Mount a new eCryptfs filesystem in your new folder:
  8. us.generation-nt.com/answer/shrinking-​encrypted-lvm...
    Shrinking encrypted LVM partition ... Reduce each encrypted filesystem with cryptsetup(8) ... Depending on the sizes of the volumes, ...
  9. www.debian-administration.org/articles/​536   Cached
    Create a filesystem on top of the encrypted device; Mount the filesystem, and put some data into its tree (and no, that's not my real passphrase; this is an experiment!)
  10. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filesystem-level_​encryption   Cached
    Filesystem-level encryption, often called file or folder encryption, is a form of disk encryption where individual files or directories are encrypted by the file ...