I would like to mount a LUKS partition on login. The solutions I have found involve using either:
- a LUKS passphrase that is equal to the user's password, or
- a keyfile that is stored in the HOME folder
I am looking for a solution that:
- allows a LUKS passphrase to be different from the user's password, and
- since my HOME folder is not encrypted, does not leave a keyfile accessible.
Is such as solution available?
I remember that when Ubuntu created a ~/.Private directory using ecryptfs this was possible; how was it done? Can't the same be done with LUKS?
