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| DATE | 2020-04-13 |
| FROM | Dudemanguy via artix-general
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| SUBJECT | Re: [Hangout - NYLXS] [artix-general] [s6] system not
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> I just late found out I needed to install cryptsetup-s6. However I just also found several issues with "/etc/s6/sv/cryptsetup/shell_up":
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> <1> "printhl" is not a bash command, it needs to be replaced with echo, or something supported by bash.
> <2> "--allow-discard" is not a cryptsetup option, it needs to be replaced with "--allow-discards" (notice the plural) > <3> After the prior changes, for some reason when calling the
oneshot manually, it does work:
Thanks for doing this. cryptsetup-s6 was not really tested honestly. I
had an encrypted partition before, but I used a hook in mkinitcpio to
unlock it on boot. The script is mostly just copied and pasted it from
runit but clearly there were some things that were overlooked.
> However on boot, I don't get asked to provide the password ever, and instead I see the output:
I think I know the reason for this. The execline script ends on a call
to that bash script. However from the perspective of s6-rc, the script
is finished executing so nothing is blocked. I think the simple fix here
is to simply add a dummy command after it so s6-rc waits on the script
to actually finish. I've added a new version of the script to the
gremlins repo. If you could let me know if it works, that would be great.
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