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README.md

Mounting encrypted volumes helper

crypt-mounts' purpose is to reduce to one the commands needed to mount punctually encrypted volumes.

Introduction

One defines their mounts in mounts.conf, giving for each:

  • the mapper name (usually defined in /etc/crypttab);
  • the mount target path;
  • the file system type;
  • a friendly name for the mount (optional);
  • a boolean for enabling auto-locking (i.e. closing encrypted volume when unmounted) or not;
  • a boolean for enabling mount timeout (useful to prevent hanging at boot).

The install script then generates a Systemd mount file for each mount, with the required bindings.

Files

  • template.mount is a template for Systemd mount units.
  • close-vault.conf.template is a Systemd drop-in template, for auto-locking.
  • timeout.conf is a Systemd drop-in for mount timeout.

Installation

  • mounts.conf.template contains a mount definition example, and should be copied locally in mounts.conf.d as <something>.conf, for each of your mounts.
  • install.sh script copies Systemd templates to their destination, depending on your definitions in mounts.conf.d.

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