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encrypt directory

I wanted to encrypt some personal directories I have on my laptop.


I have an encrypted directory:


jan@eee901:~/Documents$ ls /home/jan/.encrypted/


4g1Vb4HRZTsVFGXkeqcIsv3q JgpUH0yio4s6r6QuYYyNEKQVUoXKU1j937UTbHa1YOgQK, qoSuRuAL7FFdp49ZL2J9UgZp



My destination directory /home/jan/Documents/encrypted is empty after a new boot.

Now I can mount with:
encfs /home/jan/.encrypted /home/jan/Documents/encrypted

an@eee901:~/Documents$ encfs /home/jan/.encrypted /home/jan/Documents/encrypted
EncFS Password:
jan@eee901:~/Documents$ ls encrypted/
addresses

To umount:
fusermount -u /home/jan/Documents/encrypted


When you run the command for the first time, it will ask you to set password.

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