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wow! this page has a pretty good GOOGLE-score ! shows up on first page padlock C-7 SSL

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using latest SIDUX.DE distro 2.6.28 kernel I confirm padlock is supported off-the-shelf. however, openSSL did not like "engines = openssl_engines [openssl_engines]"

boot with "persistent" option from usb-stick cost you 3 minutes to test. also

$ grep AES /etc/openvpn/server.conf

cipher AES-128-CBC

cipher AES-256-CBC

requires you to install further .deb ware on-stick. details follow...

if you unlock an encrypted root partition via ssh

First of all i guess you read this http://gpl.coulmann.de/ssh_luks_unlock.html and you got error messages like "ln: angegebenes Ziel â/tmp/mkinitramfs_RtLBTz//usr/bin/â ist kein Verzeichnis: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden" when you run "update-initramfs -u" Here´s the solution: you have to change this Line in the Dropbear script

DIRS='/usr/sbin/ /proc/ /root/ /var/ /var/run/ /var/run/'

into

DIRS='/usr/sbin/ /usr/bin /proc/ /root/ /var/ /var/run/ /var/run/'

after this, everything works fine. Big thanks go´s out to GMS who give me this hint

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I love this tutorial. Is there any fix for rpm package? I'm running CentOS 5.5 and thus cannot use this dpkg.