from bash scripts you can get an xdg dir using the bash script "xdg-user-dir PRIVATE" (after having set it into .config/user-dirs.dirs)
and in the 2 .c files you can change the macro to g_get_user_special_dir (G_USER_DIRECTORY_PRIVATE), after patching glib to add the new directory.
I've had a simple look at the code.
grep showed these:
debian/ patches/ 40-zero_ out_grep_ options. dpatch: PRIVATE_ DIR="Private" ecryptfs/ pam_ecryptfs. c:#define PRIVATE_DIR "Private" ecryptfs- setup-private: PRIVATE_ DIR="Private" mount.ecryptfs_ private. c:#define PRIVATE_DIR "Private" ecryptfs- umount- private: PRIVATE_ DIR="Private" ecryptfs- mount-private: PRIVATE_ DIR="Private"
src/pam_
src/utils/
src/utils/
src/utils/
src/utils/
from bash scripts you can get an xdg dir using the bash script "xdg-user-dir PRIVATE" (after having set it into .config/ user-dirs. dirs) special_ dir (G_USER_ DIRECTORY_ PRIVATE) , after patching glib to add the new directory.
and in the 2 .c files you can change the macro to g_get_user_