[plug] Self encrypting drives
Brad Campbell
brad at fnarfbargle.com
Wed Jan 25 15:27:16 AWST 2017
On 25/01/17 08:52, Brad Campbell wrote:
> On 24/01/17 23:31, David Godfrey wrote:
>> Hi Brad,
>>
>> I believe this didn't go through last time, something about html content.
>> So lets try again
>
> Sorry, yes it did go through and I plonked your snippet into a quick
> test file and ran it up.
>
> root at bkmac:/home/brad# ./test.sh
> root at bkmac:/home/brad#
>
> root at bkmac:/home/brad# bash -x ./test.sh
> + SEDU=/usr/local/bin/sedutil-cli
> + do_start
> + read -t5 Line
> ++ /usr/local/bin/sedutil-cli --scan
> + Dev=
> + [[ '' =~ \\/dev\\/ ]]
> + read -t5 Line
> + Dev=Scanning
> + [[ Scanning =~ \\/dev\\/ ]]
> + read -t5 Line
> + Dev=/dev/sda
> + [[ /dev/sda =~ \\/dev\\/ ]]
> + read -t5 Line
> + Dev=/dev/sdb
> + [[ /dev/sdb =~ \\/dev\\/ ]]
> + read -t5 Line
> + Dev=/dev/sdc
> + [[ /dev/sdc =~ \\/dev\\/ ]]
> + read -t5 Line
> + Dev=/dev/sdd
> + [[ /dev/sdd =~ \\/dev\\/ ]]
> + read -t5 Line
> + Dev=No
> + [[ No =~ \\/dev\\/ ]]
> + read -t5 Line
>
> I haven't had time to dig into it to see why it doesn't work though.
>
Right. Now I have.
It wasn't matching the regex on /dev/ due to single quotes around it.
Don't ask me, I've never used bash for regex before, but removing the
quotes fixed it.
It also wasn't printing the drive was already unlocked as $wasLocked
needed negation in the test. Now it works.
Thanks for the lesson in bash. Several tips in there that are guarantee
to be useful!
do_start () {
while read -t5 Line; do
Dev=${Line%% *}
if [[ $Dev =~ \/dev\/ ]] ; then <--- removed single quotes
wasLocked=false
while read -t5 qLine; do
if [[ $qLine =~ 'Locked = Y' ]] ; then
echo "$Dev Locked"
if [ -z "$KEY" ] ; then
KEY=`get-key-script`
fi;
$SEDU --setlockingrange 0 rw $KEY $Dev
$SEDU --setMBRDone on $KEY $Dev
/sbin/blockdev --rereadpt $Dev
wasLocked=true;
fi
done < <($SEDU --query $Dev)
if ! $wasLocked; then <--- NOT waslocked
echo "$Dev Already Unlocked"
fi;
fi
done < <( $SEDU --scan )
}
Regards,
Brad
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