Seewer Philippe wrote:
Commit fa0115c3c06176bd0fdfcd8966021979ec84f3d7 moved calling
cryptsetup from the mount hook to inside a udev rule. While this is a
good idea it causes more problems than it solves:
cryptsetup version 1.6 (and possibly earlier versions) calls
'udevadm settle' on it's own. This must not be done from inside
udev rules as it potentially results in a deadlock depending
on udev version.
A short amendment to this:
- Fedora cryptsetup is patched, removing the udevadm settle altogether.
That's why it was working for most of you. (Thanks to Warren for helping
to debug this)
- In addition I don't think its a good idea to include anything in a
udev-rule that does user interaction, since udev has an built-in
event-timeout.
Thank you,
Philippe
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