ecryptfs-verify - validate an eCryptfs encrypted home or encrypted private configuration

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ecryptfs-utils                                     2012-01-24                                 ecryptfs-verify(1)

       Note that options are additive.  ALL checks must pass in order for this program to exit 0.   Any  failing
       check will cause this program to exit non-zero.

       ecryptfs-verify - validate an eCryptfs encrypted home or encrypted private configuration

-h,--home
              True if HOME is correctly configured for encryption, False otherwise

       -p,--private
              True if a non-HOME directory is correctly configured for encryption, False otherwise

       -e,--filenames-encrypted
              True if filenames are set for encryption, False otherwise

       -n,--filenames-not-encrypted
              True if filenames are not encrypted, False otherwise

       -u,--userUSER
              By default, the current user's configuration is checked, override with this option

       --help This usage information

http://ecryptfs.org/

ecryptfs-verify   [-h|--home]  [-p|--private]  [-e|--filenames-encrypted]  [-n|--filenames-not-encrypted]
       [-u|--user USER] [--help]