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+Template: cryptsetup-nuke-password/password
+Type: password
+_Description: Nuke password:
+ If you setup a “nuke password”, you will be able to type this password
+ at the early-boot prompt asking your passphrase to unlock your
+ luks-encrypted partitions. Instead of decrypting the partitions, typing
+ this password will instead wipe the encryption keys from the luks
+ container so that it is no longer possible to unlock the encrypted
+ partitions.
+ .
+ This provides a relatively stealth way to make your data unreadable in
+ case you fear that your computer is going to be seized.
+ .
+ If you want to cancel this operation or disable any nuke password already
+ configured, simply enter an empty password. If needed, you will be given
+ the option to pick between both choices.
+
+Template: cryptsetup-nuke-password/password-again
+Type: password
+_Description: Re-enter password to verify:
+ Please enter the same nuke password again to verify that you have typed it
+ correctly.
+
+Template: cryptsetup-nuke-password/password-mismatch
+Type: error
+_Description: Password input error
+ The two passwords you entered were not the same. Please try again.
+
+Template: cryptsetup-nuke-password/already-configured
+Type: select
+Default: overwrite
+Choices-C: keep, overwrite, remove
+__Choices: Keep the current password, Overwrite the current password, Remove the current password
+_Description: A nuke password is already configured, what should be done?
+ The existence of /etc/cryptsetup-nuke-password/password_hash suggests
+ that a nuke password is already configured. If you decide to keep the
+ current nuke password, nothing will be done. If you decide to overwrite the
+ current nuke password, you will be asked for a new password and it will
+ replace the currently configured one. If you decide to remove the
+ nuke password, you will not be asked for a new password and the currently
+ configured password will be disabled.