Hopefully a very simple question.
I have a read-only mount, and a encfs FUSE mount reads over that to decrypt the files. How do I know which encrypted file each decrypted file relates to?
For example: I want to delete a file, however won't be able to do that via the read-only filesystem. How do I know the true filename?
I am possibly looking for a more programmatic way of doing this
I found this is possible encfsctl
. You can use encode
function to turn the human readable name into the real path on the filesystem.
$ ENCFS6_CONFIG='encfs6.xml' encfsctl encode /encfs/mountpoint readable/name/in/mountpoint
EncFS Password:
decryptedname
http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man1/encfsctl.1.html
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