Ahhh yes! Thank you Diagon and Milan.
I've added now the -q switch.
I looked at the pycryptsetup but 2 things:
1. It's not Python 3
2. It's an extra dependency and not in the repos.
Milan Broz:
> On 06/23/2016 11:37 PM, Police Terror wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm trying to make a plausible deniability encryption wrapper around
>> cryptsetup.
>>
>> Basically it uses a hash table to first lookup an offset (encrypted with
>> the password), then uses that offset to load a hidden volume within a
>> contiguous file (within which other volumes may or may not exist).
>>
>> The theory is solid, and everything is mostly working. The only problem
>> I'm having is doing the communication in Python:
>>
>> # Format the volume
>> pipe = subprocess.Popen(["cryptsetup", "luksFormat", loop_device],
>> stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
>> stdin=subprocess.PIPE)
>> out = pipe.communicate(input=b"YES\n" + password)
>> if pipe.returncode:
>> error("Problem formatting volume.")
>> return pipe.returncode
>>
>> For some reason, this does not give any output! But the volume gets
>> created, but I cannot decrypt it with the password.
>
> Probably because if you use pipe, cryptsetup will switch to batch
> mode where there is no question and no output.
>
> It is better to add batch mode (-q switch) explicitly and remove from
> "YES\n" from your script (otherwise it becomes password ;-).
>
> There is also simple Python pycryptsetup wrapper (it doesn't cover all
> commands though).
>
> Milan
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