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Also you will find a file named log, where you find possible errors while processing mkinitramfs.

So you can check out if everything is really included. This will end up with a file test1 which is the initrd image and a directory test_1 which holds the unpacked initrdfs. & cd `echo -n $test |sed s/test/test_/` \ & mkdir `echo -n $test |sed s/test/test_/` \

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gz'Įxit 72 # Changelog 0.9.1: # - add /lib/libnsl.so.1 (thanks Gijs) # Changelog 0.9a: # - further code clean-up # Changelog 0.9: # - added quotes to $/scripts/local-bottom/rm_dropbear" log \ DHCP) # Changelog 1.0 # - this all is deprecated and will not be maintaind anymore Debian has its nativ solution now for this see: # /usr/share/doc/cryptsetup/Įcho 'this all is deprecated and will not be maintaind anymore Debian has its nativ solution now for this see : /usr/share/doc/cryptsetup/README.

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# Begin real processing below this line # copyright Wulf Coulmann # GNU GPL # Download me here: # get infos about this script here: # version 0.9a # The following Debian releases were tested: # 4.0r7 with version 0.8a # 5.0r0 with version 0.8a (incl. #!/bin/bash # add dropbear to the initrd to be able to mount crypto partitions from remote The initrd will hold the root pw and ssh-pub-key from the day you build it. If you didn't compile the kernel yourself, you have to run mkinitramfs and copy the initrd to /boot manually after every kernel update. That's it! If you build your next b via make-kpkg kernel_image -initrd the initrd will still hold the added functionality. It's a god idea to double one entry and change only the clone, so you can still boot the original version, if anything failes.

move the new initrd to /boot and edit your /boot/grub/menu.lst to use it.

create the initrd via: prompt # mkinitramfs -o my_name_of_the_initrd.

edit the network setup in /etc/initramfs-tools/hooks/dropbear.

copy the script ( view/ download) to /etc/initramfs-tools/hooks/ and change permissions to executable.

You can remove the links in /etc/rc via: prompt # update-rc.d -f dropbear remove If you think drobbear is a god choice for your daily work, skip this step.

make shure dropbear will not be started at the ordinary boot process, while you use openssh-server or other stuff.

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install dropbear on the system (apt-get install dropbear).

install busybox on the system (apt-get install busybox).

You may also set this up step by step on a already running system, therefor refer the multiple available relevant HOWTOs

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It's really comfortable to set this up with the debian installer if you run the installation in expert mode (just type expert at the boot prompt, and play around with manual partitioning at the debian partitioner, which is only available in the installer not at a running debian system). Yes, this should work without trouble before you go on. ) which is booting via initrd while you enter the passphrase at the local terminal.

You have a running Debian system with LUKS encryptet disk (and whatever you like, like lvm, raid.

I don't care about background, just let me do it

I don't care about background, just let me do itġ.

LUKS -> RAID (I never heard about that, but.

We only hock in before the cryptosetup runs, don't care if and what kind of layer comes before ore after. You may also combine this with raid and lvm (like I do) but this is not relevant for this howto. Therefore I include dropbear in the initrd and some functionality for easy use. Im running a debian server with LUKS encrypted root partition and want to be able to enter the pass phrase local at the terminal or via ssh. HOWTO unlock LUKS encrypted root partition via ssh done by ssh-server install at initrd Debian has its nativ solution for this since end of 2008, so this script is deprecated and will not be maintaind anymore.