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I can't be possible with Dropbear or with any other application because the key authentication is used to connect the `CLIENT` to the `SERVER` when you literally have no access...

The `dropbear` executable can not be found, it is not copied to the initial ramdisk. Did you have `dropbear` installed on that system before running `update-initrd`?

I added [initramfs-helpers](https://github.com/ceremcem/unlock-luks-partition/tree/master/initramfs-helpers). 1. Verify that you have `dropbear` installed (`apt-get install dropbear` and not `dropbear-initramfs` as in the other tutorial) 2. Verify that you have followed this HOWTO's steps...

As a die-hard LiveScript user, I can say that backcalls make life a lot easier.

It's like using one-liner sync function call and variable assignments in Javascript. Eg: https://github.com/aktos-io/scada.js/blob/6f0a53879052e1b8e1cd3464cba82b051f254996/components/export-to-csv/index.ls#L16 And if you introduce backcalls with bound functions (`

> Back to pipelines, > ``` > data > |> fetch > |> preprocess > |> |> postprocess > ``` Now you have gone too far XD (love it