rage-mount: Add support for mounting an encrypted file #190
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This behaves similarly to `mount --bind source_file target_file`, except that `source_file` is transparently decrypted, and `target_file` is created as a symbolic link instead of a bind-mount. Part of #188.
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This behaves similarly to
mount --bind source_file target_file, exceptthat
source_fileis transparently decrypted, andtarget_fileiscreated as a symbolic link instead of a bind-mount.
Part of #188.