[question] It works as intended, but there's some failed messages, should I be concerned?

[thesomeotherguy]

First of all, this is not a bug, but merely a question.

Your tool works amazingly and is incredibly helpful. I believe it should be implemented in the official Linux itself, where the next planned and anticipated reboot could be keyless for once.

It works! By using the command keyless-entry enable-once the next reboot does bypasses my very long passphrase (12 words with nearly 100 alphanumeric characters), that has been a real pain because my VPS provider uses simple html noVNC, which doesn't support copy-paste. As a result, I have to type it manually and carefully. I can't access SSH until the system is up and running after the passphrase is given.

My question is, during that reboot (when bypassing the passphrase), I encountered some failed messages (attached). It states that there were some dependency failures for Cryptography Setup and Local Encrypted Volumes.

Is this normal and intended as expected information?

My system is Linux Debian 11 on VPS KVM.

Many thanks.

[jikamens]

Debian quirk, you don't need to worry about it as long as the system boots successfully with the filesystem mounted.