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  1. scops @[email protected] ·

    #linuxhint - automatic opening of kde vaults on login
    first step is to make your vault with #gocryptfs for example for ~/Documents. then create an entry in #kwallet by creating a password in your "Passwords"-group (create it too if not present) named "vaultpass" and enter the password you used for ~/Documents. then create a bash script and let it autostart:
    gocryptfs --extpass="kwallet-query -f Passwords -r vaultpass kdewallet" [.enc folder] ~/Documents

    have fun :)

    github.com/rfjakob/gocryptfs/w

    #linuxhint #gocryptfs #kwallet
  2. scops @[email protected] ·

    #linuxhint - automatic opening of kde vaults on login
    first step is to make your vault with #gocryptfs for example for ~/Documents. then create an entry in #kwallet by creating a password in your "Passwords"-group (create it too if not present) named "vaultpass" and enter the password you used for ~/Documents. then create a bash script and let it autostart:
    gocryptfs --extpass="kwallet-query -f Passwords -r vaultpass kdewallet" [.enc folder] ~/Documents

    have fun :)

    github.com/rfjakob/gocryptfs/w

    #linuxhint #gocryptfs #kwallet
  3. scops @[email protected] ·

    #linuxhint - automatic opening of kde vaults on login
    first step is to make your vault with #gocryptfs for example for ~/Documents. then create an entry in #kwallet by creating a password in your "Passwords"-group (create it too if not present) named "vaultpass" and enter the password you used for ~/Documents. then create a bash script and let it autostart:
    gocryptfs --extpass="kwallet-query -f Passwords -r vaultpass kdewallet" [.enc folder] ~/Documents

    have fun :)

    github.com/rfjakob/gocryptfs/w

    #linuxhint #gocryptfs #kwallet
  4. scops @[email protected] ·

    #linuxhint - automatic opening of kde vaults on login
    first step is to make your vault with #gocryptfs for example for ~/Documents. then create an entry in #kwallet by creating a password in your "Passwords"-group (create it too if not present) named "vaultpass" and enter the password you used for ~/Documents. then create a bash script and let it autostart:
    gocryptfs --extpass="kwallet-query -f Passwords -r vaultpass kdewallet" [.enc folder] ~/Documents

    have fun :)

    github.com/rfjakob/gocryptfs/w

    #kwallet #gocryptfs #linuxhint