Debloat

2 files changed, 17 insertions, 13 deletions

diff --git a/org/images/udiskie_in_spacefm.jpg b/org/images/udiskie_in_spacefm.jpg
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--- a/org/images/udiskie_in_spacefm.jpg
+++ /dev/null
diff --git a/org/linux-room.org b/org/linux-room.org
index b9229c4..0ab4eaa 100644
--- a/org/linux-room.org
+++ b/org/linux-room.org
@@ -119,20 +119,24 @@ to go back.
     :CUSTOM_ID: encrypted-partitions-in-spacefm
     :END:
 SpaceFM doesnt support encrypted partitions by default but lucky for us
-its very customizable. To get encrypted disks working I use udisks2 and
-udiskie.
-
-+ Install udisks2 and udiskie.
-+ Go to xfce session and startup than add the command =udiskie -s= as a
-  autostarted app. The -s option makes udiskie show a tray icon and hide
-  it when there arent any disks. -t will show the tray all the time and
-  by default udiskie will not show a tray.
-+ In spaceFM go to Devices->Settings->Device Handlers and add a new
-  handler:\\
-   [[file:images/udiskie_in_spacefm.jpg]]\\
+its very customizable. I use to use [[https://igurublog.wordpress.com/2012/03/11/udisks2-another-loss-for-linux][udisks2/udiskie]] to get encrypted disk
+support though I found a less bloated way.
+
++ Install cryptsetup if not already on the system.
++ In spaceFM go to Devices->Settings->Device Handlers and add a new handler
+  with these settings.\\
   Whitelist: =crypto_LUKS=\\
-  Mount: =udiskie-mount %v=\\
-  Unmount: =udiskie-umount $(lsblk -n -o MOUNTPOINT %v)=
+  \\
+  Mount:\\
+  (enable run in terminal)\\
+  =sudo cryptsetup luksOpen %v `basename %v`=\\
+  =sudo mount --mkdir /dev/mapper/`basename %v` /media/`basename %v`=\\
+  \\
+  Unmount:\\
+  =sudo umount /media/`basename %v`=\\
+  =sudo rmdir /media/`basename %v`=\\
+  =sudo cryptsetup luksClose `basename %v`=
+If you have issues un-mounting just close all tabs and give it a second.
 
 *** sftp
     :PROPERTIES: