- #Dropbear ssh encrypted system install
- #Dropbear ssh encrypted system update
- #Dropbear ssh encrypted system password
Question "Repeat encryption password:" & read -r luks_password_repeat Question "Type in encryption password: " & read -r luks_password Replace_modules="MODULES=(g_cdc usb_f_acm usb_f_ecm smsc95xx g_ether)"įstab_rescue_path="$fstab_path$rescue_suffix"Ĭrypttab_rescue_path="$crypttab_path$rescue_suffix"īoot_txt_rescue_path="$boot_txt_path$rescue_suffix"īoot_txt_delete_line=$(echo "part uuid \$\""| sed -e 's//\\&/g')
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Mkinitcpio_rescue_path="$mkinitcpio_path$rescue_suffix" Replace_hooks="HOOKS=(base udev autodetect modconf block sleep netconf dropbear encryptssh filesystems keyboard fsck)" Search_hooks="HOOKS=(base udev autodetect modconf block filesystems keyboard fsck)" In line 418 of this script you will find the following code: Note that addition of dhclient, sleep, and awk.I wrote a script to configure and transform images to an sd card to use them on an Raspberry Pi. The only other change I needed to make was to 'install' here is my updated dracut_install line:ĭracut_install -o ps find lsof grep egrep sed less more cat tac head tail true false mkdir rmdir rm strace touch vi ip ping ping6 traceroute ssh scp dhclient sleep awk Basically what this does is capture the inbound DHCP info to a file, grab the necessary info, and then call /sbin/ip as Robert did for a static setup. The sleeps were leftover from debugging but I'm too lazy to remove and check if they work without. sbin/ip addr add $IPADDR/$SUBNET broadcast + dev eth0 # These functions are currently ignored by CentOS6 Dracut.Ĭheck () '|/bin/sed -e 's/ //'` #!/bin/bash # On newer Dracult versions, this file is named "module-setup.sh".
#Dropbear ssh encrypted system install
Updated: (pkill and remote-ssh-delete.sh added) vi install.If on newer Dracult version (>= 008), this file is named "module-setup.sh".
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But we keep them also together in the "install" script as functions if the upstream vendor switches to a newer Dracut version, later. Due to this, we must separate check, installkernel and install into separate scripts.
#Dropbear ssh encrypted system password
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#Dropbear ssh encrypted system update
The hook gets installed as a Dracut module, therefore it is ensured that every time you update the kernel, the early-SSH module gets installed automatically. With this, I'm able to ssh into a freshly started system and enter the decryption pw without local access.Įarly-SSH is a initramfs hook which installs Dropbear SSH server into the initramfs image and starts it at an early stage during boot (before the disks are mounted), so you can perform many things there (Unlock encrypted disks, checking file systems, etc.). Inspired by RedHat Bug #524727 for Fedora, I setup a "Early-SSH" functionality which allows ssh login to the system at the earliest stage (before the decryption password is asked). For this, I checked the "encryption" checkbox in the Anaconda installer during installation, which encrypts at the PV (Physical Volume) partition level. Therefore, all partitions except /boot are encrypted.ĭisadvantage is, that you need to enter the decryption password on the local console during boot. I played a bit with disk encryption in CentOS6.