The opal_range_check_attributes_fd function expected both
offset and length parameters of a LR to be passed in sectors (512B).
During format we passed it wrongly in OPAL blocks which caused
bogus check provided OPAL block size was not 512B.
Fixes: #871.
With removal of cryptsetup-reencrypt there was
a bug introduced that broke resuming interrupted
LUKS1 decryption operation. LUKS2 code was not
affected.
This fixes a regression introduced somewhere on the way to 2.7.0.
A specific set of options led to complete lack of Argon2
regardless of --enable-libargon2 option.
The `variables` section is repeated for 32-bit Debian job. Therefore the
`DISTRO` environment variable is ignored and 64-bit distro name is
inherited from the `.debian-prep` job.
The kernel log is uploaded automatically by the custom executor, no need
to upload it from inside the VM (and /mnt/artifacts is not mounted in
the new CI scripts).
The keyring_to_link_vk parameter must be prefixed by
either "%:" or "%keyring:" substrings provided caller
opted for text description of the target keyring.
Use -ESRCH for similar error code as with
crypt_activate_by_keyslot_context. Here it's not
confliciting with previous use for the very code but
let's make it easier and use same code for similar case.
While trying to activate device in LUKS2 reencryption
we originally used -ENOKEY error code for case
where one or more volume keys could not be unlocked or
were not provided direclty by (CRYPT_KC_TYPE_KEY or
CRYPT_KC_TYPE_VK_KEYRING) keyslot contexts.
We missed the fact the error code was already previously
used for signaling case when dm subsystem could not load
device table due to key in kernel keyring could not be
read from kernel. It's propagated by libdevmapper.
For it we replace -ENOKEY with -ESRCH for signaling the missing
keyslot context or volume key for devices in LUKS2 reencryption.
The key might be needed in activation of ordinary LUKS2 device
provided the recovery took place in before device activation
and actually finished LUKS2 device reencryption.
Fixes: #863.
