temmokan
November 4th, 2012, 05:43 AM
Hello,
Ubuntu: 12.04, 64-bit, standard installation.
I am using several truecrypt-encrypted volumes (one as an encrypted disk partition, the other a file container) and noticed that is the following is performed:
1. Partition volume is mounted outside current user's home directory
2. File container volume is mounted within current users' home directory
sample commands (using the Truecrypt CLI version downloaded from its official site):
sudo truecrypt /dev/sdc3 /local
sudo truecrypt ~/volumes/disk.dat ~/mount/volume
the following happens *almost* always:
- a file manager (Nautilus) window opens for the file container mounted at the second step
- Nautilus reports a fatal error and suggests restarting it
- the entire GUI (Unity) is reloaded
After that, no further errors related to the volumes happen.
If I reverse the order in which I mount the two volumes, Nautilus window doesn't pop up and no errors happen.
Is it a known problem? How do I know for sure which piece of software (Gnome, Unity. Nautilus) it is generated in and how shall I report the bug?
Thanks.
Ubuntu: 12.04, 64-bit, standard installation.
I am using several truecrypt-encrypted volumes (one as an encrypted disk partition, the other a file container) and noticed that is the following is performed:
1. Partition volume is mounted outside current user's home directory
2. File container volume is mounted within current users' home directory
sample commands (using the Truecrypt CLI version downloaded from its official site):
sudo truecrypt /dev/sdc3 /local
sudo truecrypt ~/volumes/disk.dat ~/mount/volume
the following happens *almost* always:
- a file manager (Nautilus) window opens for the file container mounted at the second step
- Nautilus reports a fatal error and suggests restarting it
- the entire GUI (Unity) is reloaded
After that, no further errors related to the volumes happen.
If I reverse the order in which I mount the two volumes, Nautilus window doesn't pop up and no errors happen.
Is it a known problem? How do I know for sure which piece of software (Gnome, Unity. Nautilus) it is generated in and how shall I report the bug?
Thanks.