Deleting encrypted file doesn't work on Suse 9.2 & yast2 (console or KDE) - how to remove it ?
Hi, I've added encrypted file for just a short test. But now it seems I cannot remove it anymore. I'm trying to delete it in Yast (console or KDE), but nothing happens... How to remove it manually ? How to remove it through Yast ? Thanks in advance, regards, Rob.
The Sunday 2005-04-03 at 23:32 +0200, Robert Rozman wrote:
I've added encrypted file for just a short test. But now it seems I cannot remove it anymore. I'm trying to delete it in Yast (console or KDE), but nothing happens...
Encrypted file? What is that? Or do you mean encripted file system? Please expand information. -- Cheers, Carlos Robinson
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From: "Carlos E. R."
The Sunday 2005-04-03 at 23:32 +0200, Robert Rozman wrote:
I've added encrypted file for just a short test. But now it seems I cannot remove it anymore. I'm trying to delete it in Yast (console or KDE), but nothing happens...
Encrypted file? What is that? Or do you mean encripted file system? Please expand information.
Sorry, not clear information. I've created crypted filesystem that resides in file on disk. Now I just can't get rid of it through same Yast menus... Regards, Rob.
-- Cheers, Carlos Robinson
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The Wednesday 2005-04-06 at 08:48 +0200, Robert Rozman wrote:
Encrypted file? What is that? Or do you mean encripted file system? Please expand information.
Sorry, not clear information. I've created crypted filesystem that resides in file on disk. Now I just can't get rid of it through same Yast menus...
Ah, I see. Well, manual procedure - I write checking on my 9.1, yours might be slightly different: * umount crypto filesystem. As root, issue command "/etc/init.d/boot.crypto stop". * There will be a line in the configuration file /etc/cryptotab, starting with something like "/dev/loop0", comment it out. * Finally, delete the encrypted file. You can get the filename and path from the previous step. -- Cheers, Carlos Robinson
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