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mounting_an_encrypted_partition_with_encfs [2021/03/22 05:11] – [Tips and Tricks] hc9mounting_an_encrypted_partition_with_encfs [2021/03/22 05:19] (current) – [Mounting an encrypted partition with EncFS] hc9
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-===== Mounting an encrypted partition with EncFS =====+====== Mounting an encrypted partition with EncFS ======
  
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 local.machine:~$ sshfs -o idmap=user username@remote.machine:./.crypt-remote ~/.crypt local.machine:~$ sshfs -o idmap=user username@remote.machine:./.crypt-remote ~/.crypt
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-    * The option **-o idmap=user** will map your local user name to the user name on the remote machine, that is, files on the remote system that are from the user username, appear to be from the user that you are logged in as on the local system (see the tutorial on [[http://sdf.org/?tutorials/sshfs|sshFS]] if you need).+    * The option **-o idmap=user** will map your local user name to the user name on the remote machine, that is, files on the remote system that are from the user username, appear to be from the user that you are logged in as on the local system (see the tutorial on [[:sshfs-sdf|sshFS]] if you need).
  
   * Use EncFS locally to mount **~/.crypt** at **~/crypt** <code>   * Use EncFS locally to mount **~/.crypt** at **~/crypt** <code>
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