>I can't find documentation regarding the options that I can put >inside /etc/fstab when I specify an entry as 'crypt'
You may find these in `man mount.crypt`. >I can't find documentation about how's /etc/crypttab interacting with >other programs, i.e. who uses what. /etc/crypttab is a mechanism specific to somewhere between distro and cryptsetup. It is invoked by some /etc/init.d script to mount static crypto volumes on boot. It should be documented in crypttab(5), too. >Even worse, mount.crypt >documentation says that key-files can only be used with ' "normal" >crypto volumes ' and not with LUKS volumes. Why? The fsk_hash/fsk_cipher/keyfile options to mount.crypt dictate that mount.crypt shall read and decrypt the keyfile with your given password, and send the decrypted key (securely) to cryptsetup for use as a key. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
