/etc/init.d/cryptdisks does not accept typed passkeys
Bug #72739 reported by
maikischa
on 2006-11-21
This bug report is a duplicate of:
Bug #62751: Upstart doesn't activate luks volumes (also non luks) in cryptsetup.
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Bug Description
Since upgrade to edgy 6.10 the new boot-routine do not accept hand typed passkey for cryptdisks.
When asked for passkey it types the passkey in cleartext to the screen and reports "Command failed: Key reading error" after enter. After that it asks again for the passkey. This time the passkey is not written to the screen but after enter message "Command failed: Key reading error" appears again.
Mount's in /etc/crypttab are not mounted.
After boot up, typing "sudo /etc/init.
maikischa (maikisch)
on 2006-11-22
| description: | updated |
maikischa (maikisch)
on 2006-11-23
| Changed in linux-source-2.6.17: | |
| status: | Rejected → Unconfirmed |
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No idea what package you are using, but the kernel has no control over userspace utilities working like this (it's not the kernel that asks for the password).