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Subject: Re: Status of aes in Debian/Ubuntu? (UNCLASSIFIED)
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Seems to hang when it can't find the kernel headers.
If you forget that they can come with the package for a moment and just=
 install them directly.  If you've been away for some time you probably=
 did not get the memo that systems don't come with the headers or kerne=
l source code by default so you have to go get that package.......
Such is the brave new world where things are done for us by others.

Bill

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On 03/28/12, Dale Amon  <amon@vnl.com> wrote:

> On Wed, Mar 28, 2012 at 11:14:41PM +0200, Milan Broz wrote:
> > If you want something simple, use LUKS. cryptsetup
> > and dmcrypt is in all distributions by default.
> > Truecrypt uses dmcrypt by default as backend as well.
>=20
> Looking around a bit, it appears that cryptsetup is in
> the ubuntu server set up disk.
>=20
> > Of course, if you want use loop-aes, you have to
> > patch all utilities and kernel, it is not so complicated.
>=20
> I'm not wedded to it... as I noted I have been out of
> the loop, crypt or otherwise, for half a decade.
>=20
> > (cryptsetup can run loop-aes compatible mode as well and
> > can allocate loop device as well. But it is your
> > choice what encryption and utility to use to use
> > of course.)
> >=20
> > For default losetup from util-linux, encryption option
> > is in fact deprecated in favor to cryptsetup.
>=20
> Okay. Now do cryptsetup and the others work in a pretty
> standard way? ie, put them in your /etc/fstab and
> just feed them a password when you want to mount? Or if
> it is a loopback image, you just do the usual
>=20
> 	mount -o loop file /mnt
>=20
> ?
--=20

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