Re: Automatically mount encrypted filesystems at login with pam_mount
Posted by: Anonymous
[ip: 96.14.155.136]
on November 07, 2008 03:32 AM
In LUKS, the password gives access to the encryption key. There can be up to 7 passwords on a single LUKS volume, all giving access to the same key. The common procedure to change the password on a LUKS volume is to add the new password, then remove the old password.
I hope that answers part of your question. I can't vouch for any interaction between LUKS and pam_mount.
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Re: Automatically mount encrypted filesystems at login with pam_mount
Posted by: Anonymous [ip: 96.14.155.136] on November 07, 2008 03:32 AMI hope that answers part of your question. I can't vouch for any interaction between LUKS and pam_mount.
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