** Also affects: gnome-disk-utility (Arch Linux)
   Importance: Undecided
       Status: New

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Title:
  Unable to change disk decryption passphrase

Status in gnome-disk-utility package in Ubuntu:
  Confirmed
Status in gnome-disk-utility package in Arch Linux:
  New

Bug description:
  Versions:

  Ubuntu 18.04 LTS
  gnome-disk-utility 3.28.3-0ubuntu1~18.04.1

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  What I'm trying to do:

  Change the disk decryption passphrase of key in any slot other than
  slot 0 while there is an existing key in slot 0 (e.g. changing the
  disk decryption passphrase of slot 1) using gnome-disk-utility.

  Ran "Disks" > Selected my encrypted device partition > Clicked the
  gear icon > Selected "Change passphrase" > Entered the passphrase I
  wanted to change > Entered the passphrase I wanted to change to and
  confirmed it > clicked "Change".

  ------------------------------------------

  What I expected to happen:

  After clicking "Change" I expected to get no errors and have the
  passphrase I wanted to change to be valid to decrypt the disk.

  In the event of an error I expected the passphrase I was trying to
  change to still be valid to decrypt the disk.

  ------------------------------------------

  What is happening:

  I get an error message pop-up:

  Error changing passphrase

  Error changing passphrase on device /dev/sda2/:Failed to add the new
  passphrase: Invalid argument (udisks-error-quark, 0)

  And the key that I was trying to change gets deleted with no new key
  being added.

  ------------------------------------------

  (Before trying to change passphrase in key slot 2 using gnome-disk-
  utility)

  sudo cryptsetup luksDump /dev/sda2

  LUKS header information for /dev/sda2

  Version:              1
  Cipher name:          aes
  Cipher mode:          cbc-essiv:sha256
  Hash spec:            sha1
  Payload offset:       4096
  MK bits:              256
  MK digest:            0f 5d 66 ec 16 0b 0c f2 4b 0a 9f 99 28 41 59 64 e9 9d 
75 64 
  MK salt:              89 e5 16 e5 e0 5d f5 63 f6 ba 2b f1 df e8 e6 1d 
                        11 52 27 39 ff 87 4c 70 ab b7 49 a2 97 e0 46 41 
  MK iterations:        101875
  UUID:                 c5754fe4-0835-431f-996b-e2202c380d05

  Key Slot 0: ENABLED
        Iterations:             426666
        Salt:                   cb 25 fd 7d 14 ca af f1 6a 57 b9 b7 b8 7a 45 76 
                                9e 9b 3f ef 6a 3a e7 f6 18 24 7a 6e bb 0d 36 78 
        Key material offset:    8
        AF stripes:             4000
  Key Slot 1: ENABLED
        Iterations:             2074334
        Salt:                   c2 cc 91 12 25 f4 80 21 d2 fa 91 44 ef 02 04 3e 
                                6d d8 85 ef b2 39 fb c2 94 f1 62 ee db 79 3c ed 
        Key material offset:    264
        AF stripes:             4000
  Key Slot 2: ENABLED
        Iterations:             2090878
        Salt:                   47 fa 77 b7 f8 31 dc 48 ab 58 f7 25 a4 d5 c7 be 
                                35 a3 83 6a 4d 1d bb 24 1c 38 12 2d f1 15 40 7f 
        Key material offset:    520
        AF stripes:             4000
  Key Slot 3: DISABLED
  Key Slot 4: DISABLED
  Key Slot 5: DISABLED
  Key Slot 6: DISABLED
  Key Slot 7: DISABLED

  ------------------------------------------

  (After trying to change passphrase in key slot 2 using gnome-disk-
  utility)

  sudo cryptsetup luksDump /dev/sda2

  LUKS header information for /dev/sda2

  Version:              1
  Cipher name:          aes
  Cipher mode:          cbc-essiv:sha256
  Hash spec:            sha1
  Payload offset:       4096
  MK bits:              256
  MK digest:            0f 5d 66 ec 16 0b 0c f2 4b 0a 9f 99 28 41 59 64 e9 9d 
75 64 
  MK salt:              89 e5 16 e5 e0 5d f5 63 f6 ba 2b f1 df e8 e6 1d 
                        11 52 27 39 ff 87 4c 70 ab b7 49 a2 97 e0 46 41 
  MK iterations:        101875
  UUID:                 c5754fe4-0835-431f-996b-e2202c380d05

  Key Slot 0: ENABLED
        Iterations:             426666
        Salt:                   cb 25 fd 7d 14 ca af f1 6a 57 b9 b7 b8 7a 45 76 
                                9e 9b 3f ef 6a 3a e7 f6 18 24 7a 6e bb 0d 36 78 
        Key material offset:    8
        AF stripes:             4000
  Key Slot 1: ENABLED
        Iterations:             2074334
        Salt:                   c2 cc 91 12 25 f4 80 21 d2 fa 91 44 ef 02 04 3e 
                                6d d8 85 ef b2 39 fb c2 94 f1 62 ee db 79 3c ed 
        Key material offset:    264
        AF stripes:             4000
  Key Slot 2: DISABLED
  Key Slot 3: DISABLED
  Key Slot 4: DISABLED
  Key Slot 5: DISABLED
  Key Slot 6: DISABLED
  Key Slot 7: DISABLED

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  Troubleshooting:

  I have found that:

  * Changing the passphrase of the key in slot 0 while there are
  existing keys in any other slot works as expected (the passphrase is
  changed and no errors occur)

  * Changing the passphrase of a key in any slot other than slot 0 while
  there is no existing key in slot 0 works as expected (the passphrase
  is changed and no errors occur)

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  Replication:

  To rule out this bug being caused by the way we build computers with
  18.04 internally, I have installed Ubuntu 18.04 LTS on different
  hardware > set the disk to encrypted > added a key into slot 1 using:
  sudo cryptsetup luksAddKey /dev/sda5 > attempted to change said key by
  running "Disks" > Selected my encrypted device partition > Clicked the
  gear icon > Selected "Change passphrase" > Entered the passphrase I
  wanted to change > Entered the passphrase I wanted to change to and
  confirmed it > clicked "Change" and received the same error.

  ------------------------------------------

  Workaround:

  The following command works as an alternative to changing the
  passphrase in "Disks":

  sudo cryptsetup luksChangeKey /dev/[partition]

  *where [partition] is the encrypted partition that you want to change
  the passphrase on.

  This is not ideal as our users will want to use "Disks" to change the
  passphrase.

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