Closed yakir12 closed 8 years ago
How about temporarily renaming the repo / unmounting the repo and initializing a new encrypted one at same place? You should then get a new keyfile, named and formatted correctly, just having a new key. Then put the old key in there, rename / mount your original repo back into place.
Hmmm, I suspect I've done something very wrong, will return shortly with more results.
Yea, my bad. I was meticulous about keeping those keys (in text form, not as files), but only for 2 of the 3 backups I had. I needed that third one. Managed to salvage that third keyfile though (from a broken laptop), so all is well that ends well! Thanks for the help and sorry for waisting your time!
Hi! I'm trying to mount an encrypted repository for which I don't have the original key file. I have however the contents (text) of that file. I therefore placed that text in a new file in ~/.attic/keys, making sure there are no extra spaces or newlines. I named this file arbitrarily...
This does not work:
Does the key file need to be named specifically? Thanks in advance!