Hi Flip, philipp Wehrheim wrote:
O.K. you are right, the loop-aes README advices to not use a journaled filesystem. But even if I mount the filesystem hosting the container file as ext2 and create an ext2 in the encrypted container, remount always fails if I change something there (creating a file). Remounting of a fresh unchanged encrypted container is always possible. Any idea?Hi keke, Keke schrieb:Now I'm playing a little with cryptoloop. Unfortunately I can't get it playing. I have tried to create an encrypted container file exactly as described in the HOWTO. Everything seems to be fine (losetup; mke2fs; mount; ..create some files there..; umount; losetup -d).the crypto-loop howto is wrong since the loop-aes developer recomment to use a non journaling filesystem so you should use ext2!!! Maybe that will help you to solve your problem.
Greetings. Keke