=== eu is now known as Guest6769 [07:43] I'm already using ecryptfs to protect /home, however, I'd like to do something similar to what ecryptfs-mount-private does where it creates a single directory that's encrypted. This way, I can symlink other directories (like $HOME/Documents) to that directory and have them uploaded to ubuntu one encrypted. But it won't let me since $HOME/.Private already exists. Any ideas? I don't want to encrypt everything to ubuntuone (pictures/music shoul [09:40] Good morning all! :-D [10:29] Morning o/ [11:00] good morning! === slank_away is now known as slank === salgado` is now known as salgado-lunch === salgado-lunch is now known as salgado === gatox is now known as gatox_lunch === gatox_lunch is now known as gatox [18:07] I'm already using ecryptfs to protect /home, however, I'd like to do something similar to what ecryptfs-mount-private does where it creates a single directory that's encrypted. This way, I can symlink other directories (like $HOME/Documents) to that directory and have them uploaded to ubuntu one encrypted. But it won't let me since $HOME/.Private already exists. Any ideas? I don't want to encrypt everything to ubuntuone (pictures/music shoul [18:47] rye: ^^ maybe you can help mjuszczak ? [19:05] * rye thinks [19:06] mjuszczak: uhm, so your home directory is already an ecryptfs mount? [19:06] point [19:25] rye: yeah [19:26] rye: I've been thinking of just creating .Documents-sync and having a cron run to sync files from Documents, encrypt them, and drop them in .Documents-sync (which would go to ubuntu one). But that seems inefficient. [19:26] I do a lot of consulting and sometimes I temporarily drop things in Documents so I just want to make sure it's being backed up encrypted. [19:42] mjuszczak: but ubuntuone-syncdaemon running as a user service will see the files unencrypted [19:42] mjuszczak: and i am not sure that layering of ecryptfs over ecryptfs will work as expected [19:42] or will work at all [19:43] mjuszczak: also I may not be reading your first sentence properly - you have ecryptfs to protect home directory but you don't want to encrypt everything? [19:55] rye: I want ~Music and ~Pictures synced to Ubuntuone unencrypted. ~Documents I want synced encrypted. [19:55] What I was going to do was just create a ~Private and sync ~.Private to Ubuntu One. [19:56] but since I'm already encrypting my entire home dir it won't let me double up, it seems [19:57] mjuszczak: I guess in this case full home dir encryption will not work for you [20:00] If I'm using the LVM encryption option in 12.10 plus encrypting my home dir am I already double encrypting anyway? [20:15] mjuszczak: lvm encryption as dm-crypt? [20:18] I'm not sure. During the 12.10 install I selected both "use LVM, encrypt the system, encrypt my home dir" [21:25] rye: any other ideas?