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A thin, opinionated wrapper around gocryptfs for managing multiple encrypted vaults on a single computer. It does not implement any cryptography itself, all the security guarantees below come from gocryptfs proper. This script just standardizes directory layout, mount checks, and installation.
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v1.0.0 — initial release
vault started as a handful of lines wrapping gocryptfs init/mount/umount because typing out crypt/plain paths by hand every time got old fast. This release rounds it into something actually usable day to day: status and list for checking what’s mounted without guessing, install so it can bootstrap itself onto a fresh machine straight from a wget | sh one-liner, and enough guardrails (init-before-mount checks, name validation, fusermount3/fusermount fallback) that it fails with a clear message instead of a confusing one. It doesn’t do anything gocryptfs itself doesn’t already do, it just removes the friction of remembering directory conventions across however many vaults pile up over time.
