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Author Topic: [EN] mounting multiple LUKS volumes with systemd  (Read 2278 times)

jackyohh

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[EN] mounting multiple LUKS volumes with systemd
« on: 2014/01/03, 11:46:19 »
hi,

i recently installed systemd and i am pretty impressed because of its fast boot and shutdown time. unfortunately there is one bug, that make it useless for me. systemd ignores keyscript in my crypttab, so i have to enter the password for each luks volume.

there is already a bugreport but not solution: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=618862

do anybody know a workaround or a similar way to avoid typing the same password for each volume?

Offline bad_aptitude

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Re: mounting multiple LUKS volumes with systemd
« Reply #1 on: 2014/01/07, 22:28:34 »
Is this still an issue or was it solved with the fixes in release 2013.2.?
I ask because I have an encrypted installation (according to the Sidution manual) with swap and root encrypted within the LUKS volume. I don't want to make the change to systemd until I can be sure my setup will survive the transition.
Thanks


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Offline melmarker

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Re: mounting multiple LUKS volumes with systemd
« Reply #2 on: 2014/01/08, 04:19:27 »
you can not be sure ...

but you can use the sysvinit-system. if the problem stay - we accept patches.
« Last Edit: 2014/01/08, 04:22:49 by melmarker »
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Offline michaaa62

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Re: mounting multiple LUKS volumes with systemd
« Reply #3 on: 2014/01/08, 07:56:04 »
Well, this is working fine for me.
Just installed freshly this great 13.2 version, copied the crypttab and the directory with keyfile from my old install over. After a reboot everything is fine.
Did you try to open the encrypted partitions with the specified files from the crypttab to check for the integrity of the key files?
Did you recheck the UUIDs or Labels from the crypttab?
Did you try to assign fresh new keyfiles to test?