I am currently implementing a scripted, non-interactive way to create
encrypted VeraCrypt containers on external harddrives on a Linux system.
The container should always use all available space on the external
drive. Is there a way to detect exactly how much space is available?
I can list the available disk space with df -hl, however - probably
due to rounding effects - these values are often to high. The maximum
available disk space displayed in the VeraCrypt UI is mostly smaller
than the value gotten by df -hl.
Does anyone know, how to get exactly the number that VeraCrypt shows as
maximum available disk space for an encrypted container?
Thanks, Frank
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
Dear all,
I am currently implementing a scripted, non-interactive way to create
encrypted VeraCrypt containers on external harddrives on a Linux system.
The container should always use all available space on the external
drive. Is there a way to detect exactly how much space is available?
I can list the available disk space with
df -hl, however - probablydue to rounding effects - these values are often to high. The maximum
available disk space displayed in the VeraCrypt UI is mostly smaller
than the value gotten by
df -hl.Does anyone know, how to get exactly the number that VeraCrypt shows as
maximum available disk space for an encrypted container?
Thanks, Frank