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I really don't know whats going on here. You can have a passphrase with non alpha chars, spaces no problem whatsoever, you can unlock from the webui and terminal. A wrong password in cryptsetup returns something like this
root@debian9:~# echo -n 'darkmoon1234' | cryptsetup luksOpen '/dev/sdh' 'sdh'-crypt --key-file=-
No key available with this passphrase.
root@debian9:~# echo -n 'darkmoon%1234' | cryptsetup luksOpen '/dev/sdh' 'sdh'-crypt --key-file=-
No key available with this passphrase.
root@debian9:~#
Doing from the webui also returns the error output from terminal
But if we use the % character this time from the webui there is no output
Is like the whole omv exec is failing before it returns something, but it doesn't fail if the passphrase was indeed with a % char
Do you have any ideas @votdev what can cause something like this?
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I really don't know whats going on here. You can have a passphrase with non alpha chars, spaces no problem whatsoever, you can unlock from the webui and terminal. A wrong password in cryptsetup returns something like this
Doing from the webui also returns the error output from terminal
But if we use the % character this time from the webui there is no output
Is like the whole omv exec is failing before it returns something, but it doesn't fail if the passphrase was indeed with a % char
Do you have any ideas @votdev what can cause something like this?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: