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[Dustin Kirkland <dustin.kirkland@xxxxxxxxx>]

I moved much more robust instance counting code into
mount.ecryptfs_private and umount.ecryptfs_private themselves.  They
keep track of successful and unsuccessful mounts in a tempfile.

The 'whoami' code was flimsy and buggy, and never quite worked
correctly.  And with a better built-in counter, completely
unnecessary.  It should have been removed weeks ago, but I forgot.

Thanks for the report, closing.

:-Dustin

** Changed in: ecryptfs-utils (Ubuntu)
       Status: New => Fix Released

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ecryptfs-utils  "ecryptfs-umount-private" don't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/299216
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Status in “ecryptfs-utils” source package in Ubuntu: Fix Released

Bug description:
Binary package hint: ecryptfs-utils

Intrepid Ibex - last updated
Kernel 2.6.27-7-generic
Gnome-Desktop 2.24

Using the command "ecryptfs-umount-private" in an user-terminal nothing will change.
It's seeming to me a failure occures inside /usr/bin/ecryptfs-umount-private at these two lines

       count=`who | grep "^$username " | wc -l`
       if [ $count -le 1 ]; then

If I added a >!< as follows, the command is still working well

       count=`who | grep "^$username " | wc -l`
       if [ ! $count -le 1 ]; then

due to >$count< is always >2< in a single user System, but I'm not so experienced to make the decission, what has to be rewritten.

The command "ecryptfs-mount-private" works fine!!