Thanks for taking the time to file this bug and trying to make Ubuntu
better.
From the upstream documentation:
'''
--enable-tpm
enable plugin to access persistent RSA and ECDSA private keys bound to Trusted
Platform Module 2.0 [ no ]. Since 5.5.2.
'''
The --enable-tpm option was used to build the Focal package, so from
what I understood it has the ability to access persistent keys bound to
TPM 2.0. To enable the TSS2 library, we would need to add a new build
dependency on libtss2 according to upstream documentation. I am not sure
if the SRU team would accept this kind of change in a stable release.
@Tobias, what is --enable-tpm option exactly? Does it work without
--enable-tss-trousers and --enable-tss-tss2?
** Changed in: strongswan (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Triaged
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