I'm testing Ubuntu 20.10 Beta with ZFS encryption (encrypted from the installer). Does the swap area get encrypted too? How do I check if swap is encrypted (or not)?
I'm testing Ubuntu 20.10 Beta with ZFS encryption (encrypted from the installer). Does the swap area get encrypted too? How do I check if swap is encrypted (or not)?
I have not tested ZFS yet, but I suggest that you check if it works well also with ZFS with a swap file in the root partition (instead of a swap partition). Swap file is the default since a few years when using the standard ext4 file system.
If it works well, the swap will be protected by the encryption of the root file system.
You can check with this terminal command.
Return will look something like this.Code:sudo blkid | grep swap
Code:/dev/mapper/cryptswap1: UUID="95f3d64d-6c46-411f-92f7-867e92991fd0" TYPE="swap"
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@ EuclideanCoffee,
Thanks, this shows how it works with disk encryption. Not like in an unencrypted system
Yes, I believe it's working. ZFS is compatible with LUKS anyhow.
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