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tazpider

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Registered: 2012-03-20

Posts: 71

TrueCrypt integration with file manager

It looks like default installation needs nautilus to work properly.

When you try to open mounted container such message pops up (and you're not able to open it):

[c]No such file or directory:
nautilus[/c]
I didn't find anything in preferences which could fix this error.

Please advise.

BugRaiser

Member

Registered: 2012-06-19

Posts: 39

Re: TrueCrypt integration with file manager

Maybe TrueCrypt is customizable in this respect. Search through its menus, and maybe you will be able to replace Nautilus with PCManFM.

tazpider

Member

Registered: 2012-03-20

Posts: 71

Re: TrueCrypt integration with file manager

No, it's not. At least I haven't found such possibility.

There is an option to mount container to certain folder, which might solve the issue, but you have to have 'sudo' installed to be able to do it, and unfortunately something is wrong:

[c]tux is not in the sudoers file.  This incident will be reported.[/c]

Any hints?

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All right, a bit deeper search, and I got what I need.

To have working sudo you need to add the user to sudoers file by

[c]visudo[/c]

Than the game starts It's not that easy to write in this new modern fancy text editor

1. Press 'i' to turn writing mode on

2. append the file with [c]tux ALL=(ALL) ALL[/c]

3. Press 'Esc'

4. Write 'ZZ' to save the file and exit

It just let's you to mount container to specified folder, still don't know how to change default file manager, but now it's not necessary anymore.

BugRaiser

Member

Registered: 2012-06-19

Posts: 39

Re: TrueCrypt integration with file manager

Found this on DDG:

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=976293#p976293

Basically, you can trick Truecrypt into thinking that Nautilus is installed. There are some other tricks that I found on the Internet, but the one above seemed the simplest.

The alternative, of course, is to really install Nautilus.