Provided by: luksipc_0.04-2_amd64 
NAME
luksipc - on-the-fly conversion to LUKS-encrypted block devices
DESCRIPTION
Tool to convert block devices to LUKS-encrypted block devices on the fly
SYNOPSIS
luksipc
(-d, --device=RAWDEV) (--readdev=DEV) (-b, --blocksize=BYTES) (-c, --backupfile=FILE) (-k,
--keyfile=FILE) (-p, --luksparam=PARAMS) (-l, --loglevel=LVL) (--resume) (--resume-file=FILE)
(--no-seatbelt) (--i-know-what-im-doing) (-h, --help)
-d, --device=RAWDEV
Raw device that is about to be converted to LUKS. This is the device that luksFormat will be
called on to create the new LUKS container. Mandatory argument.
--readdev=DEV
The device that the unencrypted data should be read from. This is only different from the raw
device if the volume is already LUKS (or another container) and you want to reLUKSify it.
-b, --blocksize=BYTES
Specify block size for copying in bytes. Default (and minimum) size is 10 MiB (10485760 bytes).
This value is rounded up to closest 4096-byte value automatically. It must be at least size of
LUKS header (usually 2048 kiB, but may vary).
-c, --backupfile=FILE
Specify the file in which a header backup will be written. Essentially the header backup is a
dump of the first 128 MiB of the raw device. By default this will be written to a file named
backup.bin.
-k, --keyfile=FILE
Filename for the initial keyfile. A 4096 bytes long file will be generated under this location
which has /dev/urandom as the input. It will be added as the first keyslot in the luksFormat
process. If you put this file on a volatile device such as /dev/shm, remember that all your data
is garbage after a reboot if you forget to add a second key to the LUKS keyring. The default
filename is /root/initial_keyfile.bin. This file will always be created with 0o600 permissions.
-p, --luksparam=PARAMS
Pass these additional options to luksFormat, for example to select a different cipher. Parameters
have to be passed comma-separated.
-l, --loglevel=LVL
Integer value that specifies the level of logging verbosity from 0 to 4 (critical, error, warn,
info, debug). Default loglevel is 3 (info).
--resume
Resume a interrupted conversion with the help of a resume file. This file is generated when
luksipc aborts, is by default called resume.bin (this can be changed by --resumefile).
--resume-file=FILE
Change the file name from which the resume information is read (when resuming a previously aborted
conversion) and to which resume information is written (in the case of an abort). By default this
will be resume.bin.
--no-seatbelt
Disable several safetly checks which are in place to keep you from losing data. You really need to
know what you're doing if you use this.
--i-know-what-im-doing Enable batch mode (will not ask any questions or
confirmations interactively). Please note that you will have to perform any and all sanity checks
by yourself if you use this option in order to avoid losing data.
-h, --help
Show this help screen.
April 2016 LUKSIPC(1)