Rename LUKS volume (was: Re: Recover encrypted MD RAID1 member)
"Brian J. Murrell" <[email protected]> Thu, 05 Dec 2024 09:35:22 -0500
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On Mon, 2024-12-02 at 17:02 +0100, Arno Wagner wrote: > First, make an image-backup of sdd. It is far to easy to > mess things up when trying to recover. Good idea. I did the image copy an operated on it by moving that copy to another machine and it's all good. > Second, since this is RAID1, all you need to do is RAID > recovery, LUKS is not involved. Indeed, where I can operate with the multiple disks in multiple machines. > Fater that, your old LUKS container should behave as usual. Right. So I now have two md0 raids on two different machines with (obviously) the same luks "name"s and passwords. So now that I have two arrays with the same luks password and name currently in two different machines, how could I, if I wanted to, use them both in the same machine (this was kind of my original vision, which is where my original question here was headed)? They'd both have the same/conflicting luks name (md0_encrypted), right? They'd both have the same VG name, but I can easily rename one of the VGs under the RAID array. Can I rename the encrypted volume in a similar manner so that there are no name conflicts when I do combine them? Cheers, b.