I believe that this issue was fixed in the Jaunty installer.
If you can still reproduce this issue, please, by all means, re-open
this bug!
Thanks,
:-Dustin
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No, haven't reproduced it in the last two tries I made.
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Any chance you've been able to reproduce this problem on Jaunty GA?
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Don't worry, I poked him on IRC about 2 minutes after he asked going "it's
already there *link*" I think he forgot to scroll up when he asked. I also
think he already started playing with it.
I think there's something race-y about this. On the same hardware as before,
I did the same install
Hello Dustin,
If you see my original post (the first one) it does mention the preseed
file is attached to this bug report.
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21266763/ubuntu-desktop-experimental.seed
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Can you please attach such a preseed file that you have used to
produce this problem (without passwords, obviously)?
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I guess you are not using a fully automated install. Try using a preseed
file with all the questions you need for a basic installation.
On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 6:49 PM, Dustin Kirkland
wrote:
> Hi Mackenzie-
>
> I still haven't been able to reproduce this issue.
>
> I just installed from the mini
Hi Mackenzie-
I still haven't been able to reproduce this issue.
I just installed from the mini.iso in a KVM, and tasksel'd Kubuntu onto
it.
Encrypted home dir mounts like a champ, and is readable on reboot.
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On Sun, Feb 22, 2009 at 11:49 PM, Mackenzie Morgan wrote:
> Then after what you said I did some more testing. I commented out the if
> statement I had added (so back to the original code) and did adduser --
> encrypt-home test5. When this user is not logged in, the permissions are 500.
> When th
Whole story:
On one laptop, I installed from the mini iso (and chose kubuntu-desktop, the
mini iso is the same for all *buntu) and found I couldn't login to KDE fully
because it couldn't write configs (rebooted and tried to login multiple times,
was driving people #kubuntu-devel nuts trying to
Another question...
How did you create this other user?
I have tested thoroughly from the command line using:
$ sudo adduser --encrypt-home testuser
Mackenzie, can you test using that?
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Thanks again for the analysis.
You are *absolutely* right--your home directory once mounted *must* be
perm'd at least 700.
The 500 you're seeing *should* be the unmounted home directory.
If there's non-deterministic behavior here, then, yeah, that's a nasty
race :-/
We're doing this in PAM, so
And some more testing...
I think it's a race. I've got two users that could login only after chmod 700
on their ~. I've got one that could login using the default ecryptfs setup
script.
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Or maybe not. I just tried creating another user, and this time it was
500 before login and 700 after login (without the patch). On the system
where this bug hit me I didn't have another user to see what /home looks
like when I'm not logged in.
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I'm on a local system. Nothing from /etc/skel/* was written to my ~
before i chmod'd 700 on ~ and KDE did *not* like that it was 500.
Also, what I see happening with the patch is the following (consider user
"test3"):
Before test3 logs in:
drwxr-xr-x 5 test3 test3 4096 2009-02-22 03:59 test3
Hi Mackenzie, Luis,
Thanks very much for the bug report, analysis, and patch.
The encrypted home directory mount point is set to 500 to keep you from
inadvertently writing unencrypted files into the mount. Should your
encrypted home (or private) become unmounted for whatever reason, and
some ran
Also, one point of clarification...
After the system is installed, is this home directory expected to be on
a local disk, or networked filesystem?
If you're just planning on netbooting the system, and then using a local
disk for the home directory, this should be fine.
If instead you're planning
Attaching a debdiff to only set the mountpoint to read-only in cases
where the entire home directory is not ecrypted.
** Changed in: ecryptfs-utils (Ubuntu)
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** Attachment added: "ecryptfs-utils_71-0ubuntu2.debdiff"
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The actual problem is that when encrypted home is chosen on the net
install (I used the mini iso), the home directory's permissions are set
to 500. Thus, the config files needed to login cannot be written. The
original reporter's workaround simply replaced their home directory with
the already-70
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Status: New
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