On Fri, 2006-11-17 at 07:58 +0000, Magnus Therning wrote:
I have an encrypted partition on a USB stick. The gnome-volume-manager has support for it, which is great. I stick it in and a dialogue pops up asking for my password. If it's correct the stick is mounted properly, using pmount. Brilliant. Except if I supply the wrong password. I only get one chance, one failed attempt and I get a dialogue telling me that the password was wrong, and that's it. Can I somehow configure it to give me more than a single chance?
will check this up, as soon as i find where i have lost my usb key :(
Failing that, how do I trigger a new mount attempt, without having to re-insert the USB stick again?
workaround rmmod usb-storage modprobe usb-storage
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