Tails

Took me quite some time, but I managed to create a patch which fixes this.

The patch has been merged in upstream. I backported it and built a new udisks package (2.1.8-1.0tails4) which is ready for review on https://gitlab.com/segfault3/tails-tcrypt-packages.git.

How about you prepare a branch yourself, now that you have the credentials needed to do so? Steps would be:

1. fork a branch off stable, check it out and push it to the official repo (needed to that its APT overlay suite is created on our custom APT repo)
2. run ./bin/add-APT-overlay
3. take note of the name of the added APT overlay, that'll be the target distribution you need to set in debian/changelog (which will then make its way to *.changes, which will eventually tell reprepro to which APT suite the package must be added)
4. update packaging if needed, build, and upload to that new APT suite
5. push your updated topic branch (with the new APT overlay enabled) which should trigger builds & tests on Jenkins
6. send back to me for QA

This is only a rough sketch of the involved steps. For some of them you'll find more detailed doc at the URLs I've sent you a few days ago.

I don't seem to have access to incoming.deb.tails.boum.org:

Uploading to tails (via scp to incoming.deb.tails.boum.org):
Received disconnect from 198.252.153.59 port 3003:2: Too many authentication failures

segfault wrote:

If I set the IdentitiesOnly ssh option I get this error instead:

[...]

Should now be fixed (+ updated our internal checklist about giving commit access to include this step and the 2 SSH host key fingerprints you've been missing).

When I built the packages, I used the old distribution, so I changed the feature branch to feature/14481-TCRYPT-support-beta to avoid rebuilding the packages.

I tested it and it works, I can now successfully unlock VeraCrypt volumes with multiple encryption.

I just pushed the branch with the APT overlay enabled, now waiting for Jenkins tests.

The test passed

Code review passes.

Test suite passes, merged!