John Baublitz

The situation is slightly more complicated than that. I'll refresh myself on the details when I return from time off on Monday and give you more of an in depth...

@sarroutbi Hello! I'm back and here's what it boils down to: In stratisd, we want to take advantage of the thumbprint checking that Clevis provides. We could theoretically use the...

@sergio-correia This is actually more complicated than initially expected. The reason `/dev/tty` is there is because the passphrase is expected via stdin. This means that any further bash `read` calls...

I think this can be closed because of the linked PR if desired. Coming back to this issue, I think it could be valid to use stdin for both the...

@ojeda Taking a look at this, and I just want to make sure I'm understanding the final request after the discussion. As I'm understanding it, we just want a `TryFrom`...

Okay! I'll start with an implementation of independent safe and unsafe wrappers and have the policy be applied to all enums and see what the maintainers think.

I just wanted to mention that maybe we should also handle the case (although less likely to be triggered) in `handle.rs` too.

Just for reference, we use network-online.target for the root fs. CoreOS wanted to write their own handling of Stratis in the root filesystem as a result of this. We could...

> > Just for reference, we use network-online.target for the root fs. > > I don't immediately see how this is possible... Doesn't network-online.target indirectly depend on -.mount? Or does...

@mulkieran I have a testing question for you. Now that we can no longer create legacy pools in stratisd, how do we want to go about testing the old pool...