#Syncthing master folder install
Installing that package and restarting udisks allows it to work correctly: sudo apt install libblockdev-crypto2 It appears upstream Ubuntu is missing a package as a dependency, libblockdev-crypto2. When attempting to unlock a LUKS-encrypted volume using Disks, an error message is displayed after entering the password that reads: Error unlocking: The function 'bd_crypto_luks_open_blob' called, but not implemented! (udisks-error-quark, 0) Use the following command to decrypt the USB drive, replacing /dev/sdb5 for the appropriate path: udisksctl unlock -b /dev/sdb5Įnter the encryption passphrase when prompted.
The partition on my hard disk marked as crypt-luks is: /dev/sdb5 ON THE PI – plug the USB drive into the Pi and decrypted and mount itĢ) find the USB drives mount point, run: sudo lsblk -o NAME,FSTYPE,SIZE,MOUNTPOINT,LABEL.“Internal disk for use with Linux systems only (EXT4)”, andĥ) follow the instructions and you should have a full disk encrypted USB drive for use on most Linux based systems. With Ubuntu/Linux 18.04 encrypting a USB drive is easy:ġ) plug the drive into the Ubuntu computer ģ) right click on the USB drive and click “format” Ĥ) give the drive a volume name and select: (NOTE: encrypting the USB drive will erase all data from it!) ON LAPTOP – Encrypt the USB drive using PC/laptop running Ubuntu 18.04.Setup the Pi2 on the network with SSH access.Here’s what I did to setup my Raspberry Pi with Syncthing and an encrypted external USB drive for file storage… The Pi2 is attached to the home network with an Ethernet cable and any time my laptop is logged into the home network any changes to my synced folders are updated to the Pi’s USB drive. I have set up the Pi2 with an encrypted external USB SSD drive.
I had a Raspberry Pi2 setup as a network printer server, which has been excellent, but as I don’t do much printing and as the Pi2 is always powered on anyway, I thought I would use it for a Syncthing files backup set up.
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