Comment 1 for bug 728842

I have exactly the same problem on Lucid 10.4.2. I tried setting up an encrypted ~/Private directory using ecrypts-setup-private as I don't want the whole homedir to be encrypted. I can mount the directory, the first time I do ls ~/Private I can see the content but after that ls shows an empty directory. I can create new files, copy them and such. I see a new encrypted file appear in ~/.Private but ls ~/Private shows nothing. Strangely if I do 'ls -l Private/filename' that does show the file properly

puppy.[nico]$ cd Private/
puppy.[nico]$ echo "blabla" > blabla
puppy.[nico]$ cat blabla
blabla
puppy.[nico]$ ls -l
total 0
puppy.[nico]$ ls -l blabla
-rw-r--r-- 1 nico sonytel 7 2011-03-04 15:03 blabla

Nautilus also shows an empty directory.

Note: my homedirectory is on a NFS share.