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#8
Originally Posted by peterleinchen View Post
What about a simple
Code:
ls -al /home/user/.slpgwd
?

It will show you that this subdirectory is owned by aegisfs (group crypto). And that no one besides that user (even root) has read nor write access.

I have no idea what is inside that folder.
You may alter its security level by allowing root user also read access (chmod o+r dirname). It might be (I believe so) that this command will fail on stock (aegis) kernel. Then you would need an open-mode (aegis neutered) kernel to do so.
Perhaps root can be added to group crypto ?
Nope, none of the above works (even with openmode)

Last edited by nieldk; 2015-07-01 at 19:20.
 

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