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74. By Evan on 2009-10-27

Check if filesystems are already mounted before attempting to mount
them (LP: #461546).

73. By Colin Watson on 2009-09-01

Update translations from Launchpad.

72. By Evan on 2009-08-24

Zero out swap devices at the end of install when encryption is
enabled.

71. By Evan on 2009-08-19

Mount /proc, bind-mount /dev, and pass the necessary options for
ecryptfs-setup-swap.

70. By Evan on 2009-08-18

Encrypt all swap partitions when the encrypt-home option is set.

69. By Dustin Kirkland  on 2009-07-28

user-setup-apply: karmic's merge brought in new functionality that
uses usermod to set the user's initial password, which walks the PAM
stack; when this happens, pam_ecryptfs handles the initial passphrase
wrapping and the forceful hack in user-setup-apply is not needed;
in fact, it's broken because /dev/.ecryptfs-$USER will be cleaned up
by pam_ecryptfs; adjust conditional accordingly

68. By Martin Pitt on 2009-07-21

[ Colin Watson ]
* If a root user is being created so we aren't in sudo mode, configure
  libgksu to use su rather than sudo.

[ Martin Pitt ]
* user-setup-apply: Don't set AutomaticLogin=ubuntu, use the actual user
  name. (LP: #402707)

67. By Colin Watson on 2009-07-06

Use /etc/gdm/custom.conf rather than /etc/gdm/gdm.conf-custom (LP:
#395861).

66. By Colin Watson on 2009-07-03

Update autologin code to work with new gdm (thanks, Martin Pitt).

65. By Colin Watson on 2009-07-03

Error out more gracefully, although with a clear red-screen error, if
/dev/shm/.ecryptfs-$USER doesn't exist when trying to set up home
directory encryption (LP: #395082).