losetup -e.
I'm running with the latest updates, kernel is 2.6.30.5-43.fc11.i686.PAE
The only thing I can use is -e 1 or -E 1, losetup tells me that is
just an XOR encryption.
These fail:
# losetup -e 2 /dev/loop0 ./test.image
Password:
ioctl: LOOP_SET_STATUS: Invalid argument
# losetup -e aes /dev
-e?
I keep getting EINVAL while trying to use losetup -e.
I'm running with the latest updates, kernel is 2.6.30.5-43.fc11.i686.PAE
The only thing I can use is -e 1 or -E 1, losetup tells me that is
just an XOR encryption.
These fail:
# losetup -e 2 /dev/loop0 ./test.image
Password:
ioctl
On Fri, Sep 18, 2009 at 12:19:46PM -0500, Michael Cronenworth wrote:
Weiner, Michael on 09/18/2009 12:03 PM wrote:
Has anyone here done this?
You can only use a FUSE-like encryption method on a live system. If you
want to use dm-crypt/LUKS you have to reformat.
eCryptFS is one
List readers –
Some time ago, approximately April 2009, I encrypted a Fedora 10 system which I
later upgraded to Fedora 11, with no problem. My problem is that I didn’t
document how I did it at the time, as I was just playing with disk encryption
on a sandbox machine and never thought I would
Weiner, Michael on 09/18/2009 12:03 PM wrote:
Recently my place of employment, thanks in part to new HIPAA regulations due
to data theft, is requiring ALL laptops to be encrypted
Do you have a link to this new regulation? I also work with HIPAA. I
have not heard of this requirement yet.
was just playing with disk encryption
on a sandbox machine and never thought I would need to do it in production.
Recently my place of employment, thanks in part to new HIPAA regulations due
to data theft, is requiring ALL laptops to be encrypted – one problem, I
don’t remember how I did
Weiner, Michael on 09/18/2009 12:03 PM wrote:
Has anyone here done this?
You can only use a FUSE-like encryption method on a live system. If you
want to use dm-crypt/LUKS you have to reformat.
eCryptFS is one such option. You create a Private directory in your
home and anything stored
regulation? I also work with HIPAA. I
have not heard of this requirement yet.
Michael -
Unfortunately our IT department just made that blanket statement in an email
a few weeks ago. Stating that in order to maintain compliance with HIPAA
requirements we were going to be instituting encryption on all
Weiner, Michael schrieb:
Some time ago, approximately April 2009, I encrypted a Fedora 10 system which
I later upgraded to Fedora 11, with no problem. My problem is that I didn’t
document how I did it at the time, as I was just playing with disk encryption
on a sandbox machine and never
Is this known to work or not work ?
I just tried a clean install of f11 with encrypted swap, and /home.
Install went ok - cmputer rebooted and got error - failed to locate the
/dev/mapper/luks-UUID for the encrypted /home.
The luks stuff is there and fine - verified by running luksDump
On 07/04/2009 09:28 PM, Mail Lists wrote:
Is this known to work or not work ?
The bug seems to be that rc.sysinit cannot map the UUID in
/etc/cryptab back to the physical device (it uses blkid -t ).
So, hand editing /etc/crypttab - replacing UUID=foo with /dev/sda6
(in my case) seems
On Sat, Jul 04, 2009 at 21:28:51 -0400,
Mail Lists li...@sapience.com wrote:
Is this known to work or not work ?
I have up to date F11 booting with encrypted swap and home.
There was a problem reported with tabs in /etc/crypttab causing an issue.
You might check that, though in my case I
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On Sat, 2008-11-15 at 10:17 -0500, Matthew Flaschen wrote:
Adalbert Prokop wrote:
Jeff Maxwell wrote on Saturday 15 November 2008:
Which encryption tool/application would be preferred - PGP or other?
If you could be more specific, WHAT you want to encrypt?
2 items - emails
On Wed, Nov 26, 2008 at 16:36:53 -0500,
Jeff Maxwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would not GPG or PGP work for mail and file encryption?
For email that is reasonable.
For files it depends on your threat model. If worried about someone physically
stealing your hardware (e.g. lost laptop) than
Jeff Maxwell wrote on Saturday 15 November 2008:
Which encryption tool/application would be preferred - PGP or other?
If you could be more specific, WHAT you want to encrypt? Here some
suggestions.
- Single files, E-Mails- GPG (you might refer to it as PGP)
- Directories
Adalbert Prokop wrote:
Jeff Maxwell wrote on Saturday 15 November 2008:
Which encryption tool/application would be preferred - PGP or other?
If you could be more specific, WHAT you want to encrypt? Here some
suggestions.
- Single files, E-Mails- GPG (you might refer to it as PGP
On Sat, 2008-11-15 at 10:17 -0500, Matthew Flaschen wrote:
Make sure you allocate enough space, though, or you have to reencrypt
a new partition and move everything over.
... And then securely erase the old unencrypted partition.
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Which encryption tool/application would be preferred - PGP or other?
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On Fri, Nov 14, 2008 at 23:24:05 -0500,
Jeff Maxwell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Which encryption tool/application would be preferred - PGP or other?
Please describe your intended use in more detail.
Possible answers might be gpg or luks which come with Fedora.
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encryption on that NTFS partition that works for both
Windows and Fedora 8 ? My main concern is protecting the data in case the
laptop gets stolen, etc.
I did some Google searches but haven't come up with any real lead yet.
You can't have looked very hard.
http://www.ntfs-3g.org/support.html
to mount the partition with
Fedora 8.
Is there any way to have encryption on that NTFS partition that works for
both
Windows and Fedora 8 ? My main concern is protecting the data in case the
laptop gets stolen, etc.
I did some Google searches but haven't come up with any real lead yet
.
Yes, that's a possible interpretation. It would have been clearer had he
mentioned that NTFS encryption was not a solution.
poc
True.
Kevin
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Hello,
I have a laptop with dual boot with one NTFS partition so that both Windows
and Linux can read/write to it. I use ntfs-3g to mount the partition with
Fedora 8.
Is there any way to have encryption on that NTFS partition that works for both
Windows and Fedora 8 ? My main concern
On Wed, 27 Aug 2008, Reuben D. Budiardja wrote:
Hello,
I have a laptop with dual boot with one NTFS partition so that both Windows
and Linux can read/write to it. I use ntfs-3g to mount the partition with
Fedora 8.
Is there any way to have encryption on that NTFS partition that works for both
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Konstantin Svist wrote:
| Hi all,
|
| I've installed F9 with disk encryption to try it out -- and now I want
to remove it.
| Is there a way to just turn it off - revert to unencrypted partitions
- without reinstalling the OS?
|
| Also, I've heard
Hi all,
I've installed F9 with disk encryption to try it out -- and now I want
to remove it.
Is there a way to just turn it off - revert to unencrypted partitions -
without reinstalling the OS?
Also, I've heard there should be a way to specify a separate encryption
password
On Thu, May 15, 2008 at 10:54:00PM +0200, Jan Welker wrote:
I created multiple encrypted partitions on my Fedora 9 system. All of
them do have the same password. But I have to enter the password for
each partition (all together 3 times). Is there a way to enter one
password for all partitions
I am running Fedora 9 64 bit. I installed T-Bird and would like to use
encryption with email.
Do I need to get the src and compile it myself since there does not seem
to be (via my repos, Fedora and Liva) enigma for T-Bird.
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Here goes an useful article..from REDHAT magazine.
Disk encryption in Fedora: Past, present and future
http://www.redhatmagazine.com/2007/01/18/disk-encryption-in-fedora-past-present-and-future/
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