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I can't believe how god-damn-stupid I've been for the last two weeks... :cry:

After double-checking this option you mentioned, with the same result I always ended up with from the very beginning, namely a eCryptfs-file in the decrypted folder, I realized that the filesizes between the "encrypted ...

I appreciate your help.

Still, the mounted "decrypted" folder only contains the same encrypted file (for this test, I only took a single file out of the thoundands of *.eCryptfs I actually have).

Yet, if I start creating new files in the "decrypted" folder I find their encrypted counterparts ...

Should I create a bug report regarding this issue?

Thanks for your reply.


PhotoRec can recover deleted eCryptfs encrypted files but as they are encrypted, you still have to unlock the directory holding the files with your password...


Could you please provide more information on how to exactly accomplish this? What I did so far was putting all ...

Hi,

could someone explain to me how restoring the *.eCryptfs files created by photorec on an ecryptfs-encrypted partition should work in theory?

There seems to be no documentation and the filetype eCryptfs seems to be unique to photorec.

There were a few questions like this in the forum but my ...