David Wright wrote: > And one query while we're on the topic. Obviously > umount is necessary and will be noticed later if > it's not performed. However, what about vgchange -an > and locking? AFAICT failing to lock has no later > consequences for the device itself. > I don't know what you mean, but I like the proper closing of the lvm before cryptsetup closes the partition. Indeed vgchange -an ist just hiding the lvm from the kernel, but anyway. Thanks for the udisksctl. It looks interesting - I never heard of it until now. It seems $ udisksctl help Usage: udisksctl COMMAND Commands: help Shows this information info Shows information about an object dump Shows information about all objects status Shows high-level status monitor Monitor changes to objects mount Mount a filesystem unmount Unmount a filesystem unlock Unlock an encrypted device lock Lock an encrypted device loop-setup Set-up a loop device loop-delete Delete a loop device power-off Safely power off a drive smart-simulate Set SMART data for a drive Use "udisksctl COMMAND --help" to get help on each command.
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