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I would like to start using Truecrypt and create a volume that will store all of the cache/cookies/settings/etc. of Firefox. I see the Truecrypt page on the wiki and am going to make the volume with it, but how would I get Firefox to start putting all of its data in there??
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Last edited by colbert (2010-01-30 01:47:45)
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Make a TC volume, mount it someplace like ~/.secure-ff
Move your existing .mozilla folder to the TC volume.
Sym link them together: ln -s ~/.secure-ff/.mozilla ~/.mozilla
I'm sure there's ways to do it using the ff about:config settings, but this way all FF profiles will be in the TC volume.
/etc/rc.d/ is where daemons reside. Beware.
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+1 to symlink. Easier, you don't need to think too much.
They say that if you play a Win cd backward you hear satanic messages. That's nothing! 'cause if you play it forwards, it installs windows.
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+1 to symlink as the easiest option, but you could also run firefox with the parameter to specifically use a profile location on the Truecrypt volume:
firefox -profile ~/media/truecrypt1/firefoxprofileOffline
Thanks a lot Kitty! I did as you described, here I am back on FF which is now in the secure TC mounted volume
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And thanks ninian that is a nice tip as well!
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Note that if you start firefox while the truecrypt volume isn't mounted, it will create a new (unencrypted).mozilla folder in the mountpoint directory.
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