I'm using veracrypt 1.24-Update3 on CentOS 7
This was a fresh install from veracrypt-1.24-Update3-CentOS-7-x86_64.rpm
When I'm trying to mount a container file on a user folder, VeraCrypt still requires root access, although the documentation states this is not necessary.
Example to reproduce the problem:
* (create the local container file 'mycontainer')
* cd ~
* mkdir mnt
* veracrypt --mount ~/mycontainer ~/mnt
I have also tried to add this to the sudoers but it does not work around the problem:
users ALL=(root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/veracrypt, /usr/bin/uptime
From a sudo account, this works from the same file, same command (I still have to enter the sudo user's password).
This is unexpected, and I need non-sudo users to be able to mount their container. Is there a fix for that, or another work-around?