I mount an encrypted folder under the root user, but try to access decrypted content via a separate user (1001:1001). I specify -allow_other flag as well as -force_owner 1001:1001. When I access the decrypted content using the specified user, the access seems to be limited: I can modify the existing files (e.g., created by root before), but can't create any new files or folders, even though the owner of the content is 1001:1001. Any ideas what is wrong? It looks like a bug to me.

Steps to reproduce:

• create a new user (1001:1001);
• # gocryptfs -init -xchacha -config ~/crypt.conf crypt
• # gocryptfs -openssl true -config ~/crypt.conf -allow_other -force_owner 1001:1001 crypt plain
• # cd plain
• # mkdir new
• # touch foo
• Login as the user mentioned before (1001:1001)
• $ mkdir new2 gives a permission denied error
• $ touch bar gives a permission denied error
• $ mv new new2 is fine
• $ mv foo bar is fine
• Editing bar is fine