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Author: Lorenzo De Liso
Revision Date: 2010-11-27 17:37:43 UTC

* Merge from debian unstable (LP: #682177), remaining changes:
  - debian/control:
    + Bump initramfs-tools Suggests to Depends: so system is not
      potentially rendered unbootable.
    + Depend on plymouth.
  - Add debian/cryptdisks-{enable,udev}.upstart.
  - debian/cryptdisks.functions:
    + new function, crypttab_start_one_disk, to look for the named source
      device in /etc/crypttab (by device name, UUID, or label) and start it
      if configured to do so
    + wrap the call to /lib/cryptsetup/askpass with watershed, to make sure
      we only ever have one of these running at a time; otherwise multiple
      invocations could steal each other's input and/or write over each
      other's output
    + when called by cryptdisks-enable, check that we don't already have a
      corresponding cryptdisks-udev job running (probably waiting for a
      passphrase); if there is, wait until it's finished before continuing.
  - debian/cryptdisks{,-early}.init: Make the 'start' action of the init
    script a no-op, this should be handled entirely by the upstart job;
    and fix the LSB header to not declare this should be started in
    runlevel 'S'
  - debian/cryptsetup.postinst: Remove any symlinks from /etc/rcS.d on
    upgrade.
  - debian/rules:
    + Do not install start symlinks for init scripts, and
      install debian/cryptdisks-{enable,udev}.upstart scripts.
    + link dynamically against libgcrypt and libgpg-error.
  - Add debian/cryptsetup.apport: Apport package hook. Install in
    debian/rules and create dir in debian/cryptsetup.dirs.
  - debian/cryptsetup.postrm: call update-initramfs on package removal.

Author: Surbhi Palande
Revision Date: 2011-04-15 14:11:29 UTC

debian/initramfs/cryptroot-script: At boot the user passsword for a
crypted device is captured by plymouth when it is available. On every
key stroke, the "details" plugin in plymouth clears only the current line
before overwriting it with the password prompt. If the prompt is
multilined then the last line ends up being overwritten but the previous
lines are repeated. Changing the password prompt string to be single lined
when plymouth is available. (LP:#566818)