encfs password

encfs -v points to SSL_Cipher.cpp which shows that the a checksum mismatch occured, see:

user@netbook:~$ encfs -v /home/user/encrypted/ /home/user/decrypted/
18:49:55 (main.cpp:515) Root directory: /home/user/encrypted/
18:49:55 (main.cpp:516) Fuse arguments: (daemon) (threaded) (keyCheck) encfs /home/user/decrypted/ -s -o use_ino -o default_permissions
18:49:55 (Interface.cpp:165) checking if ssl/aes(2:1:1) implements ssl/aes(2:1:0)
18:49:55 (SSL_Cipher.cpp:325) allocated cipher ssl/aes, keySize 32, ivlength 16
18:49:55 (FileUtils.cpp:1431) useStdin: 0
EncFS Passwort:

18:49:59 (openssl.cpp:48) Allocating 39 locks for OpenSSL
18:49:59 (FileUtils.cpp:1442) configuration key size = 52
18:49:59 (FileUtils.cpp:1443) cipher key size = 52
18:49:59 (SSL_Cipher.cpp:520) checksum mismatch: expected 1569182902, got 2735112488
18:49:59 (SSL_Cipher.cpp:521) on decode of 48 bytes
Fehler beim entschlüsseln des Datenträgers! Das Passwort ist falsch
user@netbook:~$

after a long search on google I found somewhere a hint that changing the encryption to blowfish can prevent the failure in SSL_Cipher.cpp (AES).

user@netbook:~$ encfs /home/user/.encrypted_encfs/ /home/user/encrypted/
Erstelle neuen verschlüsselten Datenträger.
Bitte wählen Sie eine der folgenden Optionen:
 "x" für den Expertenmodus,
 "p" für den vorkonfigurierten Paranoia-Modus,
 etwas anderes oder eine Leerzeile wählt den Standard-Modus.
?> x

Manuelle Konfigurationsmodus ausgewählt.
Die folgenden Verschlüsselungsalgorithmen sind verfügbar
1. AES : 16 byte block cipher
 -- Unterstützt Schlüssellängen von 128 bis 256 bits
 -- Unterstützt Blockgrössen von 64 bis 4096 bytes
2. Blowfish : 8-Byte-Blockchiffre
 -- Unterstützt Schlüssellängen von 128 bis 256 bits
 -- Unterstützt Blockgrössen von 64 bis 4096 bytes

Geben Sie die Nummer Ihrer Auswahl an: 2

Gewählter Algorithmus "Blowfish"

Bitte wählen Sie eine Schlüssellänge in Bit. Die von Ihnen gewählte Verschlüsselung
unterstützt Längen von 128 bis 256 Bit in 32 Bit Schritten.
Zum Beispiel:
128, 160, 192, 224, 256
Ausgewählte Schlüsselgrösse: 256
....

and it worked now with blowfish encryption, also when useing cryptkeeper. This shows that something with the AES part in SSL_Cipher.cpp (or openssl ?) must be wrong.

I can confirm this bug. Found the same issue with encfs 1.4.2-2 on Jaunty.
The work arround works well, thanks to pet.

It seems to work in Karmic Quala with encfs 1.5.2-1ubuntu1 as a view tests have shown.

Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.

I'm not sure I know what I m doing but I opened a terminal and copied this:
encfs /home/user/.encrypted_encfs/ /home/user/encrypted/

Then I got this message:

The directory encfs /home/user/.encrypted_encfs/ /home/user/encrypted/ doesn t exist. Should it be created?

I typed in "y" for yes. Then came a super long piece of text offering different options:

Common Options:
  -H show optional FUSE Mount Options
  -s disable multithreaded operation
  -f run in foreground (don't spawn daemon).
   Error messages will be sent to stderr
   instead of syslog.
  -v, --verbose verbose: output encfs debug messages
  -i, --idle=MINUTES Auto unmount after period of inactivity
  --anykey Do not verify correct key is being used
  --forcedecode decode data even if an error is detected
   (for filesystems using MAC block headers)
  --public act as a typical multi-user filesystem
   (encfs must be run as root)
  --reverse reverse encryption
  --extpass=program Use external program for password prompt

Example, to mount at ~/crypt with raw storage in ~/.crypt :
    encfs ~/.crypt ~/crypt

For more information, see the man page encfs(1)

What would be my next step?