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fsck --decrypt re-encrypts all the files even those with no need to touch #2494

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DEvil0000 opened this issue Dec 27, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #2492
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fsck --decrypt re-encrypts all the files even those with no need to touch #2494

DEvil0000 opened this issue Dec 27, 2022 · 1 comment · Fixed by #2492

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@DEvil0000
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Summary

fsck --decrypt reencrypts all the files even those with no need to touch.
I mentioned that allready in #2459 and was told to create a separate issue.

Steps To Reproduce

gopass fsck --decrypt

Expected behavior

should only re-encrypt files where the key changed or such but should ignore files without the need for re-encryption.

Environment

  • OS: fedora 37
  • OS version: 6.0.14-300.fc37.x86_64
  • gopass Version: master
  • Installation method: go install from master used the latest package before
  • BTRFS
@DEvil0000 DEvil0000 changed the title fsck --decrypt reencrypts all the files even those with no need to touch fsck --decrypt re-encrypts all the files even those with no need to touch Dec 27, 2022
@dominikschulz
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Yes, this is correct. I now understand the issue and I think we have PR #2492 open already they might fix it.

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