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and subject line Re: Bug#1096080: Encrypting /tmp with Random Key changes the
partition to /swap
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regarding Encrypting /tmp with Random Key changes the partition to /swap
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Package:debian-installer
Version:12.9.0
When setting up partitions, if i encrypt the /tmp partition using the random
key method instead of passphrase, the result would be an encrypted /swap
partition instead.
In short,
/tmp + encryption random key turns into encrypted random key /swap.
To reproduce:
1. Go to the partition disks menu of debian-installer
2. Select Manual
3. Create a new partition with an ext4 journaling file system and set the mount
point to /tmp
4.Now encrypt the /tmp partition with the encryption key set to Random Key
5. Go back to the Partition Disks section, now you will see the /tmp ext4
partition has changed to /swap
I believe the solution is when you encrypt /tmp with random key, it should
result in an encrypted /tmp with random key in ext4.
I am new to Linux, and did not complete the installation yet. Debian 12.9.0 is
the version im trying to install.
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On 16/02/2025 at 16:12, Zim wrote:
PS: Do you agree to close this bug ?
Yes, i agree to close this bug
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