When unlocking a LUKS-encrypted partition, the root password is asked. However, no root password is asked when unlocking removable media that is also encrypted with LUKS. The first behavior I described it's a bit annoying, since the user needs to type two passwords to unlock... is that intended?
It's possible to disable this behavior in Disks by disabling an option called "require additional authorization to unlock at startup". However, the UI is a bit clunky and the user can't be sure if this will case some undesirable behavior.
I'm posting this here because I believed this a default configuration of the OS (which is Fedora 38 Workstation in my case).
Hm, this issue tracker is not for bug reports, but for making policy and product decisions.
You're going to want to report this to upstream, although I'm not certain what the correct component to report it against would be. nautilus, or gvfs, or maybe even udisks? If changing a setting in Disks affects the behavior, I suppose that's a hint that the right place is udisks, but I'm not certain.
Hm, this issue tracker is not for bug reports, but for making policy and product decisions. You're going to want to report this to upstream, although I'm not certain what the correct component to report it against would be.
You're going to want to report this to upstream, although I'm not certain what the correct component to report it against would be.
Unfortunately I don't know which component to choose. :(
Please try udisks as suggested - https://github.com/storaged-project/udisks/issues
Feel free to comment here if that turns out to be wrong.
Metadata Update from @aday: - Issue close_status updated to: Deferred to upstream - Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)
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