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Auto Mount Your Encrypted Backup Drive Linux With or Without a GUI

From Category5 Technology TV S10E37
May 31, 2017

Last week we learned to convert a standard USB drive into a LUKS-encrypted storage device for Linux. The drive then requires a user to enter the password in order to mount or access the drive and its contents. This week we finish the series by setting up our own computer as a trusted device, allowing the encrypted drive to be mounted there without a password (ideal for server backups).

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Make sure you also catch Part 1 here: https://category5.tv/shows/clips_tech/episode/505-luks-encrypt-linux-partition/

Step-By-Step Instructions: http://www.baldnerd.com/add-a-drive-to-linux-and-encrypt-it/

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