This bug happened on 8.10 and is still happening with 9.04. Here is what
I get:
1 - Plug dmcrypt-encrypted USB external HD in (the whole /dev/sdb is encrypted,
not a partition within)
2 - luks_crypto_69d35537-7865-4698-84c5-04283f517fbc appears in /dev/mapper
3 - "Encrypted data" volume appears i
Marking as new since the problem resurfaced.
JFTR: I am receiving similar messages here, but the volume is actually
mounted correctly.
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- Double-clicked on the "encrypted filesystem" drive (that was already
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- Got the "/dev/sdc already setup ?" message
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This problem is still present. When using gnome-mount, it works
everytime (mounting/unmounting/mounting...). But when using nautilus, it
sometimes can't be remounted whether with nautilus or gnome-mount after
first unmounting. When this occurs, the label of the encrypted disc
remains visible in nau
By the way, I'm running an up to date installation of feisty (10.03.).
So this bug is surely not restricted to Herd4 - changed the title
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does that work?
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Martin, is it not supposed to work with pmount? Like it did in Dapper?
I know the whole gnome-mount / gnome-volume-manager interaction
changed...
Using mount as root works for me, but that is very inconvenient. I got
used to the nice way it detected the LUKS volume (on my SD memory card
via USB
Michael, of course users are not supposed to mess around with 'sudo
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in my comment i wrote
> The mapper device is set up correctly by gnome-mount.
> As root, i am able to mount the mapper device without
> any problems. However, gnome-mount does not mount
> the filesystem.
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I now regularly get this when mounting a LUKS volume the second time.
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I have a very similar problem. My external HD (LUKS encrypted) doesn't
get mounted since yesterday's software update. Everything worked well
for me up to that update. Now I don't even get asked for a password,
when I plug in the HD. I also don't get any error message. When I use
cryptsetup LuksOpen
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vikingr, that sounds like an entirely different problem. The output of
gnome-mount -vbd /dev/sda1
(or whichever partition has the encrypted partition) would be
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thanks for your message and sorry for posting in the wrong bug report.
Mysterioulsy, when I just plugged in the HD, I was asked for the password and
the HD is mounted successfully. I haven't changed anything, so I hope it stays
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Apparently a hal bug; it sets up the /dev/mapper device correctly, but
doesn't create a Volume for it. I'll keep the gnome-mount task open for
now just in case.
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Assignee: (unassigned) => Martin Pitt
Status: Reje
I am having a similar problem. I've installed Edgy and made an encrypted
home. I've wrote a tutorial about how it is done so you can see exactly
what I've did on: http://pupeno.com/2006/12/17/encrypted-home-in-ubuntu-
or-kubuntu-or-debian/
I've upgraded to Feisty by replacing "edgy" with "feisty"
More info regarding my previous message.
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Closing gnome-mount task, since this is a hal issue only.
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Hmm, on latest Feist I do not get this any more. Can anyone confirm that
it still happens on Feisty du jour?
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I again got the problem since yesterday. I really don't know what
could've caused it, because for what I see there's been no updates of
related packages.
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I am still having this problem. A quick note, now it still fails but if
I try again I get this message:
Error org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume.Crypto.SetupError
/dev/sdc is already setup?
I get the same error (obviously different locations though, /dev/sdb
etc...) with three different drives.
Works first time on an updated Fiesty, after unmounting and reinserting
the contained partition is not mounted.
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I've had a similar problem when trying to mount my USB key with LUKS
volume on it.
Attached in [0] is the logs created for "dapper" as describes in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices
Cryptsetup version - 2:1.0.4+svn26-1ubuntu2
--- Scenario
First: I had to create my LUKS volume
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Did some more testing today, and I found that if the system has 1
encrypted device already, in my case an encrypted /home, I can't mount
my USB saying that it might already be in use.
If none exist it unlocks and mounts my USB just fine.
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After playing around I found an odd "solution" (Note that I placed
solution in question marks).
I am unable to mount any encrypted device when I encrypt the entire
drive such as /dev/sdc rather than /dev/sdc1.
If I format the device as one filesystem and then use luksformat to
format the resultin
Well I have confirmed this in every way I could, if I use cryptsetup to
encrypt an entire drive gnome-mount will not mount it, however if I
encrypt just a partition (even if the partition is composed of the
entire drive) it mounts fine. This is probably a different bug than
this report so I will t
Bug # 117011 opened for this... I opened it on gnome-mount since HAL
seems to recognize the device properly. I also opened a bug upstream
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Since the last upgrade (IIRC one of the packages was hal), mounting
encrypted partitions works again on my system.
The same update also changed the unmount procedure: Instead of "Eject"
I now have "Unmount Volume" in the context menu of the volume icon. Also
I have to unmount each partition separa
A further update, I tested on a fresh load and the same problem exists.
This leads me to believe that the issue with with the way I am creating
these luks encrypted drives.
I have tried creating the devices the following ways:
The cryptsetup -luksformat method using the default options and then f
I created my partitions with cryptsetup -luksFormat and then mke2fs /
mkxfs. So I don't think that this is the reason for your problems.
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I can confirm the problem with a current feisty.
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A few updates to this ticket:
1) All of my systems (3) experience this issue
2) I have this issue with the following devices:
3 20 gig USB hard drives formatted with ext3
1 64 meg USB key formatted with vfat
3) pmount works
4) Some of the volumes have labels some do not
5) All have different passw
I have the same problem with Feisty. Somtimes my encrypted drive mounts
correctly, somtimes it needs some retries and sometimes I'm complety
unable to get it mounted with gnome-mount. Maybe it is important to say
that my hole system is encrypted (excapt /boot)
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Works first time on an updated Fiesty, after unmounting and reinserting
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By the way, I'm running an up to date installation of feisty (10.03.).
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does that work?
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I know the whole gnome-mount / gnome-volume-manager interaction
changed...
Using mount as root works for me, but that is very inconvenient. I got
used to the nice way it detected the LUKS volume (on my SD memory card
via USB
Michael, of course users are not supposed to mess around with 'sudo
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in my comment i wrote
> The mapper device is set up correctly by gnome-mount.
> As root, i am able to mount the mapper device without
> any problems. However, gnome-mount does not mount
> the filesystem.
so yes... it works using manual mount...
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Did some more testing today, and I found that if the system has 1
encrypted device already, in my case an encrypted /home, I can't mount
my USB saying that it might already be in use.
If none exist it unlocks and mounts my USB just fine.
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This bug happened on 8.10 and is still happening with 9.04. Here is what
I get:
1 - Plug dmcrypt-encrypted USB external HD in (the whole /dev/sdb is encrypted,
not a partition within)
2 - luks_crypto_69d35537-7865-4698-84c5-04283f517fbc appears in /dev/mapper
3 - "Encrypted data" volume appears i
Thanks for re-informing us about this.
Can you please include the information requested at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHal as separate attachments. Thanks.
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
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- Opened my "home" in Nautilus
- Double-clicked on the "encrypted filesystem" drive (that was already
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- Got the "/dev/sdc already setup ?" message
** Attachment added: "kern.log"
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** Summary changed:
- Feisty does not mount encrypted partition
+ [regression] Error org.
Marking as new since the problem resurfaced.
JFTR: I am receiving similar messages here, but the volume is actually
mounted correctly.
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
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This problem is still present. When using gnome-mount, it works
everytime (mounting/unmounting/mounting...). But when using nautilus, it
sometimes can't be remounted whether with nautilus or gnome-mount after
first unmounting. When this occurs, the label of the encrypted disc
remains visible in nau
This bug happened on 8.10 and is still happening with 9.04. Here is what
I get:
1 - Plug dmcrypt-encrypted USB external HD in (the whole /dev/sdb is encrypted,
not a partition within)
2 - luks_crypto_69d35537-7865-4698-84c5-04283f517fbc appears in /dev/mapper
3 - "Encrypted data" volume appears i
Marking as new since the problem resurfaced.
JFTR: I am receiving similar messages here, but the volume is actually
mounted correctly.
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => New
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- Opened my "home" in Nautilus
- Double-clicked on the "encrypted filesystem" drive (that was already
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- Got the "/dev/sdc already setup ?" message
** Attachment added: "kern.log"
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and let it attach all the extra system info, then we should be able to send
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** Summary changed:
- Feisty does not mount encrypted partition
+ [regression] Error org.
I have the same problem with Feisty. Somtimes my encrypted drive mounts
correctly, somtimes it needs some retries and sometimes I'm complety
unable to get it mounted with gnome-mount. Maybe it is important to say
that my hole system is encrypted (excapt /boot)
Similar to other reports, the output
I've had a similar problem when trying to mount my USB key with LUKS
volume on it.
Attached in [0] is the logs created for "dapper" as describes in
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices
Cryptsetup version - 2:1.0.4+svn26-1ubuntu2
--- Scenario
First: I had to create my LUKS volume
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I am still having this problem. A quick note, now it still fails but if
I try again I get this message:
Error org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume.Crypto.SetupError
/dev/sdc is already setup?
I get the same error (obviously different locations though, /dev/sdb
etc...) with three different drives.
I now regularly get this when mounting a LUKS volume the second time.
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Status: Needs Info => In Progress
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I have a very similar problem. My external HD (LUKS encrypted) doesn't
get mounted since yesterday's software update. Everything worked well
for me up to that update. Now I don't even get asked for a password,
when I plug in the HD. I also don't get any error message. When I use
cryptsetup LuksOpen
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gnome-mount -vbd /dev/sda1
(or whichever partition has the encrypted partition) would be
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Martin,
thanks for your message and sorry for posting in the wrong bug report.
Mysterioulsy, when I just plugged in the HD, I was asked for the password and
the HD is mounted successfully. I haven't changed anything, so I hope it stays
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Apparently a hal bug; it sets up the /dev/mapper device correctly, but
doesn't create a Volume for it. I'll keep the gnome-mount task open for
now just in case.
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-volume-manager => hal
Assignee: (unassigned) => Martin Pitt
Status: Reje
I am having a similar problem. I've installed Edgy and made an encrypted
home. I've wrote a tutorial about how it is done so you can see exactly
what I've did on: http://pupeno.com/2006/12/17/encrypted-home-in-ubuntu-
or-kubuntu-or-debian/
I've upgraded to Feisty by replacing "edgy" with "feisty"
More info regarding my previous message.
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Closing gnome-mount task, since this is a hal issue only.
** Changed in: gnome-mount (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Rejected
Target: ubuntu-7.04 => None
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Feisty does not mount encrypted partition
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/88213
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Hmm, on latest Feist I do not get this any more. Can anyone confirm that
it still happens on Feisty du jour?
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Martin Pitt => (unassigned)
Status: In Progress => Unconfirmed
Target: ubuntu-7.04 => None
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Feisty does not mount encrypted part
Martin,
I again got the problem since yesterday. I really don't know what
could've caused it, because for what I see there's been no updates of
related packages.
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Feisty does not mount encrypted partition
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/88213
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I can confirm the problem with a current feisty.
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed => Confirmed
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Feisty does not mount encrypted partition
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/88213
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A few updates to this ticket:
1) All of my systems (3) experience this issue
2) I have this issue with the following devices:
3 20 gig USB hard drives formatted with ext3
1 64 meg USB key formatted with vfat
3) pmount works
4) Some of the volumes have labels some do not
5) All have different passw
A further update, I tested on a fresh load and the same problem exists.
This leads me to believe that the issue with with the way I am creating
these luks encrypted drives.
I have tried creating the devices the following ways:
The cryptsetup -luksformat method using the default options and then f
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