Hello!
A few years ago I installed Ubuntu to a machine and made it mount a LUKS partition containing a user’s home dir at login. Now I am trying to switch this machine to Suse, and I need some help, because there seem to be some big differences concerning the steps to take. The instructions and how-tos I found so far did not really work.
Here’s the situation so far, what I did by now:
- installed Tumbleweed
- installed pam_mount packages
- created necessary users
- made sure that the encrypted home dir can be mounted manually
- tried to copy the appropriate entry from Ubuntu to Suse:
/etc/security/pam_mount.conf.xml:
<volume user="dummy"
fstype="crypt"
path="/dev/disk/by-uuid/1234567890"
mountpoint="/home/dummy"
options="fsck" />
But that doesn’t seem to be sufficient enough in Suse.
Could someone please point me to some up to date and valid instructions that will work in Tumbleweed?
Many thanks in advance!