Created attachment 1441570 [details] Samples associated to encrypted volume by Nautilus. Description of problem: Issues associated to encrypted volumes by Nautilus. Version-Release number of component: nautilus.x86_64 3.28.1-1.fc28 @anaconda How reproducible: In Nautilus format USB-media partition to EXT4, and password protect the volume with disk encryption LUKS. Actual results: Last step previous to the execution of the operation, window lacks an entry related to encryption (Nautilus_Format_Confirm_Details.png). – As expected USB-device entry disappears during the formatting process then reappears once accomplished; then it unexpectedly disappears durably if key F5 is not pressed. – After volume has been encrypted and is in mounted state, no entry related to encryption is present in Properties. Enhancement request: Presence of an entry related to encryption in last step previous to the execution of the operation. Expected results: USB-device entry to remain visible after it reappears first. – entry related to encryption to be present after volume has been encrypted and is in mounted state. Additional info: By comparison while encrypted volume is mounted Gparted GUI tool displays it (Gparted_Mounted_encrypted_EXT4_partition.png). – While encrypted volume is in mounted state: $ sudo parted -l ... Partition Table: msdos ... Number Start End Size Type File system Flags 1 1049kB 8006MB 8005MB primary boot – While encrypted volume is in unmounted state: $ sudo parted -l ... Partition Table: msdos ... Number Start End Size Type File system Flags 1 1049kB 3875MB 3874MB primary fat32 boot, lba
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