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Thread: How to auto mount a truecrypt encrypted volume on logon?


hello, can't find solution how make process unattended. i'm struggling how rid of entering admin password each volume.

far have managed commands whole job expect:

truecrypt --protect-hidden=no --keyfiles=/home/anakunda/documents/tc.key /dev/sda7 /media/sda7
truecrypt --protect-hidden=no --keyfiles=/home/anakunda/documents/tc.key /dev/sda8 /media/sda8
truecrypt --protect-hidden=no --keyfiles=/home/anakunda/documents/tc.key /dev/sda9 /media/sda9

works fine problem have enter admin password each mounted container.
chance "bless" truecrypt trusted application, or make mount volumes without requesting admin password each time? don't mean password encrypted containers password administration tasks of ubuntu.

update - adding
anakunda all=nopasswd: sudoers doesnot seem fix problem.
i'm still asked password.

changing command

sudo truecrypt --protect-hidden=no --keyfiles=/home/anakunda/documents/tc.key /dev/sdax /media/sdax

nothing @


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