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So I got this idea for a cool Linux hack/program... A stub shell program that (when you log on) mounts your home directory automatically from an encrypted loopback file, starts the shell of your choice, and then unmounts it when the process ends. The stub would have to be a suid root program responsible for dynamic allocation of the loopback devices (/dev/loop*) and for introspection of the available encryption algorithms supported by the running kernel. Does anyone have any suggestions?

Got back from San Jose last night at about one in the morning, and I had to come into work all jet-lagged. I finally fixed the bug in Submail concerning the Trash folders of the users, so now there's only two more show- stopping issues before a full source release.

Well, I'm finally in Silicon Valley (San Jose to be precise). I "had" to come here for work on Tuesday, and I'm already burnt to a crisp. Today I went out on the bay in a nice yacht with some friends from the office, saw Alcatraz and the bridge, etc... Touristy but still very cool.

Since I've arrived here in California I haven't gotten any coding done for either work or my open source stuff. I keep polishing off my Submail project, preparing for release. Every time I get ready to open up the codebase, I always go back in and try to fix as many bugs as humanly possible.