Ian

Ping -- nobody? VeraCrypt requires write access even when read-only mounting doesn't seem strange to anyone else? I'm just trying to determine if this is a bug -- or limitation with linux, or if this is a design thing. Do the developers visit this forum?

I have a drive that should never be written to. As such I'm using a device that prevents writes to external usb devices. (Tablaeu Forensic USB 3.0 Bridge) The entire drive is encrypted (no partitions). When I attempt to mount the volume, even with "Mount volume as read-only" enabled, I am given this error: device-mapper: reload ioctl on veracrypt1 failed: Read-only file system Command failed I know this -- I WANT this -- is there no way to mount a veracrypt volume without writing to it? Ubuntu 18.04...

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I've got multiple devices accessing the same DB through the "cloud" and am concerned...