Mount truecrypt volume "without" password

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Hello,

I made a simple python script, which get password from kwallet and “automatically” mount the truecrypt volumes after login. The truecrypt is run with sudo and I added to the sudo config:

[FONT=courier new]%realcrypt ALL = (root) NOPASSWD: /usr/bin/realcrypt[/FONT][FONT=courier new]

[/FONT]so the mount doesn’t require a password… it work well.

After each log in a request for root password appears:

Authentication is required to mount /dev/mapper/truecrypt1.

If I ignore the request (cancel), the disk stay mounted and everything is OK. But the request is a little bit annoying. Do you know hot get rid of it?

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> Skeletonix;2582825 Wrote:

>> If I ignore the request (cancel), the disk stay mounted and everything
>> is OK. But the request is a little bit annoying. Do you know hot get rid
>> of it?

If the mount point appears in fstab, it should not prompt you. But I do not know how truecrypt
works, so maybe it is not possible.

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Cheers / Saludos,

Carlos E. R.
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