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In general umount_tomb and slam_tomb shared a lot of similar code. Main difference being, that the latter additionally searched for processes and would still call umount_tomb if the processes could be killed. umount_tomb would then again search with the provided name for the relevant tomb in list_tomb_mounts, which should be obsolete at this point. Therefore the decision to reduce slam_tomb in functionality. It would only work on a supplied tombname and tombmount, look if there are processes and is called from within umount_tomb. (Theoretical tombname could be removed) Calling tomb with slam or close sets a flag, which will decide if that part in umount_tomb will be executed. |
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Tomb: The Linux Crypto Undertaker
Minimalistic command line tool based on Linux dm-crypt and LUKS, trusted by hackers since 2007.
You can keep your volumes secure and easily manageable with simple commands.
Create a new 120MiB secret.tomb folder and lock it with a new secret.tomb.key file.
$ tomb dig -s 120 secret.tomb
$ tomb forge -k secret.tomb.key
$ tomb lock -k secret.tomb.key secret.tomb
To open it, do
$ tomb open -k secret.tomb.key secret.tomb
And after you are done
$ tomb close
Or, if you are in a hurry, kill all processes with open files inside your tomb and close it.
$ tomb slam
📖 Get started on dyne.org/tomb
More information in man tomb and on dyne.org/docs/tomb.
💾 Download from files.dyne.org/tomb
Use only stable and signed releases in production!
Tomb's development is community-based!
🤏🏽 How can you help
Donations are very welcome on dyne.org/donate
Translations are also welcome: see our simple translation guide
Tomb's code is short and readable: don't be afraid to inspect it! If you plan to submit a PR, please remember that this is a minimalist tool, and the code should be short and readable. Also, first, read our small intro to Tomb's coding style.
We have a space for issues open for detailed bug reports. Always include the Tomb version being used when filing a case, please.
There is also a space for discussion of new features, desiderata and whatnot on github.
Licensing
Tomb is Copyright (C) 2007-2024 by the Dyne.org Foundation and maintained by Jaromil. The AUTHORS file contains more information on all the developers involved. The license is GNU Public License v3.