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Backup eCryptFS /home dir

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19 minutes ago, tomatensaftliebhaber027 said:

and got my password right but now it’s Schleich me some error “directory not found”

Try running  "sudo ecrypts-add-passphrase --fnek"  before running ecryptfs-recover-private.

This post shows workaround for your error (bottom of page)

http://davidsulc.com/blog/2019/04/27/recovering-an-encrypted-home-partition-on-ubuntu/

 

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I booted Linux Mint from a live USB because my actual install is stuck on the green spinny wheel and now I have to recover my data to reinstall it. Unfortunately though, it is eCrypted and I cannot access it. I have linked a screenshot that shows I have ran “sudo ecryptfs-recover-privat .Private/“ and got my password right but now it’s Schleich me some error “directory not found”. I really need the data back and any help would be greatly appreciated 😉 Warm regards

 

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19 minutes ago, tomatensaftliebhaber027 said:

and got my password right but now it’s Schleich me some error “directory not found”

Try running  "sudo ecrypts-add-passphrase --fnek"  before running ecryptfs-recover-private.

This post shows workaround for your error (bottom of page)

http://davidsulc.com/blog/2019/04/27/recovering-an-encrypted-home-partition-on-ubuntu/

 

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