Fix name of the keyword argument for luks_add_key #57
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I think this should also go to the f22-branch althought it is basically impossible to hit it from the installer (we don't allow adding multiple LUKS passphrases). |
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It looks fine from OpenLMI point of view, our LUKS tests pass with the patch. |
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Looks good. |
It should be 'npass' not 'new_passphrase' and 'pass_' not 'passhprase'.
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Rebased to the current master. |
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Fix name of the keyword argument for luks_add_key
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It should be 'npass' not 'new_passphrase'.