** Description changed: To reproduce: 1. Attempt to add a new key by invoking "cryptsetup -y luksAddKey [encrypted_dev_file]". 2. See the "Enter any passphrase:" prompt appear, followed by "Verify passphrase:". Expected behavior: - User enters his new desired passphrase, which is assigned to a key slot. + User twice enters her desired new passphrase, which is assigned to a key slot. Actual behavior: Failure with message, "No key available with this passphrase." (In fact, the prompt wants an existing passphrase at this stage.) Suggested fix: 1. The prompt should be changed to something clearer, like "Enter any existing passphrase:". 2. The second, "Verify passphrase:" prompt at this stage should be eliminated. Verification seems useless in entering an existing password. It reenforces the user's mistaken assumption that a new password is what's expected. It seems to contradict the cryptsetup man page on the '-y' option, which states, "[A mismatch is a]dvised when creating a regular mapping for the first time, or when running luksFormat." We are doing neither of those things when we are entering an existing password. References: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1566538 http://www.saout.de/pipermail/dm-crypt/2010-September/001177.html
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