DataPhile Posted April 11, 2021 Share Posted April 11, 2021 (edited) Hello, TLDR (and its still kind of a long story even though I'm abridging it); ckdisk ran on my Windows system without my knowledge when I stepped away while rebooting. It broke my VROC array, I lost my most recent saves of my KPDB. At the same time the encrypted partition of my nitro key was corrupted by my mothers MAC, there was apparently a Firmware bug I was not aware of that caused this. I managed to find a semi-recent backup of my passwords, however, still lost my 2FA keys had to email a bunch of services I use to get my accounts back. This has been a quarter of my year spent on this mess. Anyways, I'm modifying my back up strategy a bit to prevent these issues in the future. More or less my question is can I change the XFS encryption password, My server has not been offline since it all happened, and I do not trust myself or the backup of my passwords with the string of bad luck I've been having this year. I would like to avoid using the mover method if possible, I can afford and extra pair of HDD's at the moment. If the password is changeable, where would I find that setting? if not I will have to hold off until I can afford extra disks to shuffle the data around with the mover. Edited April 12, 2021 by DataPhile Quote Link to comment
John_M Posted April 11, 2021 Share Posted April 11, 2021 I don't use encrypted volumes, myself. Maybe this post will help, though: There's more discussion here: Quote Link to comment
DataPhile Posted April 12, 2021 Author Share Posted April 12, 2021 CLI using the "cryptsetup luksAddKey" followed by "cryptsetup luksRemoveKey" commands, got it! Sorry for the slow reply and thank you! Quote Link to comment
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