Backing up encrypted /home/folder while on liveUSB
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I am trying to backup to ehdd while on a liveUSB but when I write
$dd if=/dev/sda6 bs=8M | gzip -9 > /media/usb/backupimage.gz
I get the message "failed to open /dev/sda6':Permission denied (the /home/folder in there is encrypted).
What do I need to do?
I want to backup before resizing partitions with gparted before reinstalling system.
partitioning backup encryption
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I am trying to backup to ehdd while on a liveUSB but when I write
$dd if=/dev/sda6 bs=8M | gzip -9 > /media/usb/backupimage.gz
I get the message "failed to open /dev/sda6':Permission denied (the /home/folder in there is encrypted).
What do I need to do?
I want to backup before resizing partitions with gparted before reinstalling system.
partitioning backup encryption
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Please edit your question and add more new information. How did you encrypt the home partition? Did you use cryptfs?
– user68186
Mar 23 at 21:28
I was following [enter link description here][1] [1]: askubuntu.com/questions/603436/…
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 21:55
This was done many years ago in an earlier Ubuntu version around 2007 so I do not recall exactly what package did the encryption.
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 23:22
I am not sure the "permission denied" is because of the encrypted/home/folder
. Please copy and paste the contents of the file/etc/fstab
in your question. Please edit the question and add new information up there. format the pasted content as code, as you have done before with thedd
command.
– user68186
Mar 25 at 16:39
Please remember I have access only via terminal. No cut and paste for me....
– user3067676
Mar 26 at 13:22
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I am trying to backup to ehdd while on a liveUSB but when I write
$dd if=/dev/sda6 bs=8M | gzip -9 > /media/usb/backupimage.gz
I get the message "failed to open /dev/sda6':Permission denied (the /home/folder in there is encrypted).
What do I need to do?
I want to backup before resizing partitions with gparted before reinstalling system.
partitioning backup encryption
I am trying to backup to ehdd while on a liveUSB but when I write
$dd if=/dev/sda6 bs=8M | gzip -9 > /media/usb/backupimage.gz
I get the message "failed to open /dev/sda6':Permission denied (the /home/folder in there is encrypted).
What do I need to do?
I want to backup before resizing partitions with gparted before reinstalling system.
partitioning backup encryption
partitioning backup encryption
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Please edit your question and add more new information. How did you encrypt the home partition? Did you use cryptfs?
– user68186
Mar 23 at 21:28
I was following [enter link description here][1] [1]: askubuntu.com/questions/603436/…
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 21:55
This was done many years ago in an earlier Ubuntu version around 2007 so I do not recall exactly what package did the encryption.
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 23:22
I am not sure the "permission denied" is because of the encrypted/home/folder
. Please copy and paste the contents of the file/etc/fstab
in your question. Please edit the question and add new information up there. format the pasted content as code, as you have done before with thedd
command.
– user68186
Mar 25 at 16:39
Please remember I have access only via terminal. No cut and paste for me....
– user3067676
Mar 26 at 13:22
|
show 3 more comments
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Please edit your question and add more new information. How did you encrypt the home partition? Did you use cryptfs?
– user68186
Mar 23 at 21:28
I was following [enter link description here][1] [1]: askubuntu.com/questions/603436/…
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 21:55
This was done many years ago in an earlier Ubuntu version around 2007 so I do not recall exactly what package did the encryption.
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 23:22
I am not sure the "permission denied" is because of the encrypted/home/folder
. Please copy and paste the contents of the file/etc/fstab
in your question. Please edit the question and add new information up there. format the pasted content as code, as you have done before with thedd
command.
– user68186
Mar 25 at 16:39
Please remember I have access only via terminal. No cut and paste for me....
– user3067676
Mar 26 at 13:22
1
1
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Please edit your question and add more new information. How did you encrypt the home partition? Did you use cryptfs?
– user68186
Mar 23 at 21:28
Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Please edit your question and add more new information. How did you encrypt the home partition? Did you use cryptfs?
– user68186
Mar 23 at 21:28
I was following [enter link description here][1] [1]: askubuntu.com/questions/603436/…
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 21:55
I was following [enter link description here][1] [1]: askubuntu.com/questions/603436/…
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 21:55
This was done many years ago in an earlier Ubuntu version around 2007 so I do not recall exactly what package did the encryption.
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 23:22
This was done many years ago in an earlier Ubuntu version around 2007 so I do not recall exactly what package did the encryption.
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 23:22
I am not sure the "permission denied" is because of the encrypted
/home/folder
. Please copy and paste the contents of the file /etc/fstab
in your question. Please edit the question and add new information up there. format the pasted content as code, as you have done before with the dd
command.– user68186
Mar 25 at 16:39
I am not sure the "permission denied" is because of the encrypted
/home/folder
. Please copy and paste the contents of the file /etc/fstab
in your question. Please edit the question and add new information up there. format the pasted content as code, as you have done before with the dd
command.– user68186
Mar 25 at 16:39
Please remember I have access only via terminal. No cut and paste for me....
– user3067676
Mar 26 at 13:22
Please remember I have access only via terminal. No cut and paste for me....
– user3067676
Mar 26 at 13:22
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Welcome to Ask Ubuntu. Please edit your question and add more new information. How did you encrypt the home partition? Did you use cryptfs?
– user68186
Mar 23 at 21:28
I was following [enter link description here][1] [1]: askubuntu.com/questions/603436/…
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 21:55
This was done many years ago in an earlier Ubuntu version around 2007 so I do not recall exactly what package did the encryption.
– user3067676
Mar 23 at 23:22
I am not sure the "permission denied" is because of the encrypted
/home/folder
. Please copy and paste the contents of the file/etc/fstab
in your question. Please edit the question and add new information up there. format the pasted content as code, as you have done before with thedd
command.– user68186
Mar 25 at 16:39
Please remember I have access only via terminal. No cut and paste for me....
– user3067676
Mar 26 at 13:22