Processed: severity -> important: since it makes Debian appear to be insecure by default
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Bug#1020417: plasma-vault: encfs security warning during Debian-Installer when KDE desktop selected
Package: plasma-vault Version: 5.25.4-1 Severity: normal Attached is a screenshot from installing Debian with KDE selected as the Desktop Environment. As you can see, it's giving a scarry looking security warning, which is probably not the first impression we want to present. My asumption is that when selecting KDE, one pulls in plasma-vault, which in turn depends upon encfs, which results in this message being presented to the user. Is encfs essential to the operation of plasma-vault? If not, perhaps it could be dropped from a recommends to a suggests? BTW You can see a test install of KDE here, with the warning: https://openqa.debian.net/tests/77193#step/grub/3 Cheers, Phil.
