On 11014 March 1977, David Härdeman wrote: >>swap1 device random swap >>cfoo device none luks,tries=3 >>cbar device none luks,tries=3 >>swap2 device random swap >>cfoobar device none luks,tries=3 >>swap3 device random swap
>>(Of course use real entries for devices). >>In theory that should get first swap1, then cfoo and cbar, then swap2 >>followed by cfoobar and swap3 done. >>In practice it goes and does swap1, swap2, swap3 and then the "normal" >>devices. > Sounds weird, I can't reproduce it...the function do_start (line 397 in > /lib/cryptsetup/cryptdisks.functions) reads /etc/crypttab like this: > egrep -v "^[[:space:]]*(#|$)" "$TABFILE" | while read dst src key opts; do > SETUP MAPPING > done Yes, I know its weird, but it is what happens. :) > Could you add some debugging output to do_start to try to see what is > going on? I try doing that soon, its a bit of a problem as that needs turning off nearly everything on the machine. -- bye Joerg Debian is about free speech. beer once brewed can no longer be changed.
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