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[bug] Cryfs claims mount is successful yet fails to mount - no error #434

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gr211 opened this issue Aug 5, 2022 · 1 comment
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gr211 commented Aug 5, 2022

cryfs ~/encrypted-cryfs ~/Documents/pcloud-clear

CryFS Version 0.11.2

Password: 
Deriving encryption key (this can take some time)...done

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Filesystem configuration:
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- Filesystem format version: 0.10
- Created with: CryFS 0.10.0
- Last opened with: CryFS 0.11.2
- Cipher: aes-256-gcm
- Blocksize: 16384 bytes
- Filesystem Id: D26FF40381A234F63C47994090CE5D07
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Mounting filesystem. To unmount, call:
$ cryfs-unmount "/home/xxx/Documents/pcloud-clear"

then

cryfs-unmount /home/xxx/Documents/pcloud-clear

CryFS Version 0.11.2
Unmounting CryFS filesystem at "/home/rgallet/Documents/pcloud-clear".
Error: Could not unmount filesystem

I tried with a new directory and mount point. Also tried with compiled-from-source cryfs. Same results.

I'm running arch linux. The commands I issue have no changed. But obviously Arch is a rolling distro, so something there must have broken it. Yet it is not something cryfs seems to notice.

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lsiudut commented Oct 8, 2022

I experienced similar issue. Try running it in foreground mode (-f), in my case the problem was:

[2022-10-08 15:28:18.794] [cryfs] [error] Crashed: locale::facet::_S_create_c_locale name not valid

Regenerating locales with locale-gen solved the problem.

It's suboptimal that cryfs silences those error in background mode, but knowing about foreground makes things easier.

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