Note that lightdm in focal seems to have problems with v1 policies too,
at least in some cases: https://github.com/google/fscrypt/issues/203 .
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I also upgraded to the latest fscrypt which supports policy_version 2,
and I confirm that snap upgrades work without issues of losing user
settings.
But I still have an issue with hidden files. The issue is the following:
I'm trying to install a Chromium extension from a folder in my home
director
Actually, I was using policy_version: 1 until I upgraded the fscrypt
package to be recent enough to include support for policy_version: 2.
Everything I've tried so far works fine with the new policies. That
includes refreshing snaps and mounting my home directory into a lxd
container.
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On 20.04 I I have the issue upgrading Chromium (which is installed from snap
package).
The issue looks like @adembo's: permission is denied when upgrading snap. So
after an upgrade all my Chromium user settings are reset.
Also I have a "permission denied" problem opening hidden files from Chromiu
@legovini: I can reproduce this on focal with policy_version:2 (see
LP:#1867426).
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Title:
fscrypt does not work for home directory encryption
To
Be advised that it is dangerous to use fscrypt without umask 077, as any
user can read the contents of any file you access even if they don't
have the security token.
https://github.com/google/fscrypt/issues/132
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Is this still an issue with Cosmic and later releases, shipping fscrypt
0.2.4-2?
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The method described by @tlbdk works on Ubuntu 19.04. I'd like to get
this working on a series of Ubuntu 18.04.2 LTS machines. But the
packages are at 0.2.2 rather than 0.2.4.
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I did run into the same issue as @adembo. snap refresh does not work, if the
home directory is encrypted (fscrypt).
The snap is lxd (linuxcontainer). snap refresh => ... Required key not
available" (1)).
But doing a
snap remove lxd; snap install lxd
is not an option - as this resets the whole l
I got fscrypt working with home folder encryption on Ubuntu 18.10 with
some small fixes, I have created a guide here:
http://tlbdk.github.io/ubuntu/2018/10/22/fscrypt.html
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Yeah, same here. Migrating to Linux Mint because it is easier, and the
home encryption is a must have for me, despite it's drawbacks etc. The
Ubuntu shouldn't call the latest 18.04 release as LTS release - I do not
understand why the backward compatibility is broken from one LTS release
to another.
Ubuntu 18.04.1 is released., This issue is not fixed, not addressed, not
acknowledged as being an issue by key developers, and no plans to do
this in the future were announced.
We have migrated our computers to Linux Mint 19 Tara, which (still)
supports ecryptfs home encryption. The one drawback a
Bump! This is must-have feature which should be working and re-enabled
as an option during the installation! No more Ubuntu for me if this
encryption won't be fixed/restored.. It is very useful when you are
running headless server somewhere where you do not have access to type
the full disk encrypt
This bug needs to be assigned a high priority, because right now there is no
working encryption method that is considered reliable.
• ecryptfs is considered buggy and insufficiently maintained.
• fscrypt is unusable as described in this bug report.
• Full-system encryption is unsuitable for most u
Spoke too soon: the simple workaround is "snap remove gnome-calculator;
snap install gnome-calculator".
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Trent Lloyd, did you manage to work around the problem with broken
snaps? Asking because it looks like there's an update for the gnome-
calculator snap that has broken the calculator on my system. Nothing
happens when I run it, and if I run "snap refresh" from the command
line, I get the following
I have been waiting eagerly to migrate my laptop from 16.04 to 18.04.
16.04 is getting old for some of the stuff I am doing. I have a 1TB SSD
disk with 800 GB of ecryptfs-encrypted data in my home folder. I
wouldn't mind whole disk encryption, but I have at the moment no place
where to temporarily
Having used this configuration (with upstream fscrypt) for a week, I'm
finding that some logins are successful while others are not. So there's
still some underlying intermittent issue
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So we cannot encrypt our home directory the old way in Ubuntu 18.04, and
we cannot encrypt home the new (fscrypt) way as adviced in the release
notes.
Not everyone agrees that encrypting the entire disk is the best choice.
Industrial progress has increased battery life and decreased power
usage, b
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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It works for me with my workaround applied, however your groups get
messed up on login due to this bug:
https://github.com/google/fscrypt/issues/77
I've mostly gotten away with that being broken but it causes weird
issues, including problems with snaps as well as anything that needs a
group (virt-
I built fscrypt from upstream (v0.2.3-8-g3e32282) and this issue no
longer manifests. So whatever bug I'm running into has been fixed
upstream.
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