Ok, I did that. The situation is the same.
On the next login, the system accepted my public key but didn't mount
home dir. The error is the same:
sshd[11368]: Mount of private directory return code [256]
It's strange, but I made a restart of apache2, logged off from the
system, then logged on
Just tried with sudo echo hello, it allows me to log in on the next
time with mounted home directory. I don't know does it matter or not,
but I use screen. Just for note.
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Hi Dustin,
Just checked - there is only one authorized_keys, it is in unencrypted
mountpoint. I am not sure that I understood you well, but just checked
the symlink to ~/.ecryptfs, it exists in both encrypted and unencrypted
mountpoints, but it doesn't contain authorized_keys in both cases.
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Okay, I don't think you understood me very well...
Do this ...
Put a single, unencrypted copy of authorized_keys in
/var/lib/ecryptfs/$USER
Now, symlink to that file from two locations...
When your $HOME is created, do:
$ ln -s /var/lib/ecryptfs/$USER/authorized_keys $HOME/.ssh
And the do
Alexander-
Do you have your authorized_keys file available in plaintext in both
your encrypted and unencrypted mountpoints?
For a hint, take a look at how your ~/.ecryptfs works. It's a symlink
in both places--mounted and unmounted home dir. Both symlink point to
/var/lib/ecryptfs/$USER. You
Hmm, okay, I'm unfamiliar with pam_ssh.
Please help me understand...
What are you trying to accomplish with this pam-ssh package?
Your home (or private) directory is encrypted with a mount passphrase.
This mount passphrase is symmetrically encrypted (wrapped) with your
system login passphrase.
Another question ... is your ssh passphrase the same as your system
login passphrase?
If not, perhaps you might try re-wrapping your ~/.ecryptfs/wrapped-
passphrase with your ssh passphrase (instead of your system passphrase)?
See:
$ ecryptfs-rewrap-passphrase ~/.ecryptfs/wrapped-passphrase
Hi Dustin, I am creator of this bug ;)
As for me I do not use libpam-ssh. I just have a fresh installation of
9.04 and I use workaround provided by you to have ssh public key auth
working. It works randomly, sometime I need to restart ssh and log in
again to have encrypted home dir mounted. I am
same issue for me on jaunty 2.6.28.11 using libpam-ssh 1.91.0-9.3 and
ecryptfs-utils/libecryptfs 73-0ubuntu6.
i dont have the whole homedir encrypted, only the ~/Private folder,
nevertheless i get a gdm[3587]: Mount of private directory return code [256]
or a keyctl_search required key not
Today it has stoped to work again. I did sshd restart then it has
started to work on next ssh login. It really looks like a bug.
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