e4crypt - ext4 file system encryption utility

       Written by Michael Halcrow <mhalcrow@google.com>, Ildar Muslukhov  <muslukhovi@gmail.com>,  and  Theodore
       Ts'o <tytso@mit.edu>

e4cryptadd_key [-vq] [-Ssalt ] [-kkeyring ] [ -ppad ] [ path ... ]
              Prompts  the  user  for  a passphrase and inserts it into the specified keyring.  If no keyring is
              specified, e4crypt will use the session keyring if it exists or the user  session  keyring  if  it
              does not.

              The salt argument is interpreted in a number of different ways, depending on how its prefix value.
              If the first two characters are "s:", then the rest of the argument will be used as an text string
              and  used  as the salt value.  If the first two characters are "0x", then the rest of the argument
              will be parsed as a hex string as used as the salt.  If the first characters  are  "f:"  then  the
              rest of the argument will be interpreted as a filename from which the salt value will be read.  If
              the string begins with a '/' character, it will similarly be treated as filename.  Finally, if the
              salt argument can be parsed as a valid UUID, then the UUID value will be used as a salt value.

              The keyring argument specifies the keyring to which the key should be added.

              The  pad  value  specifies  the  number  of  bytes of padding will be added to directory names for
              obfuscation purposes.  Valid pad values are 4, 8, 16, and 32.

              If one or more directory paths are specified,  e4crypt  will  try  to  set  the  policy  of  those
              directories to use the key just added by the add_key command.  If a salt was explicitly specified,
              then  it  will  be used to derive the encryption key of those directories.  Otherwise a directory-
              specific default salt will be used.

       e4cryptget_policypath ...
              Print the policy for the directories specified on the command line.

       e4cryptnew_session
              Give the invoking process (typically a shell) a new session keyring, discarding  its  old  session
              keyring.

       e4cryptset_policy [ -ppad ] policypath ...
              Sets  the policy for the directories specified on the command line.  All directories must be empty
              to set the policy; if the directory already has a policy established, e4crypt will  validate  that
              the  policy matches what was specified.  A policy is an encryption key identifier consisting of 16
              hexadecimal characters.

e4crypt performs encryption management for ext4 file systems.

       e4crypt - ext4 file system encryption utility

keyctl(1), mke2fs(8), mount(8).

E2fsprogs version 1.47.2                          January 2025                                        E4CRYPT(8)

e4cryptadd_key-S [ -kkeyring ] [-v] [-q] [ -ppad ] [ path ... ]
       e4cryptnew_sessione4cryptget_policypath ...
       e4cryptset_policy [ -ppad ] policypath ...