I was confronted with this bug simply because I checked "Encrypt home folders" during a fresh installation of Ubuntu LTS 14.04 .
There seems to be a certain amount of unwillingness to resolve this issue because we are moving from Upstart to systemd.
This I understand.
However, why not leave users then with at least a working unencrypted swap, instead of a non-functional encrypted swap?
After all, during installation I checked for encrypting /home, not swap. Furthermore, the risks involved with a plain, unencrypted swap are very limited.
Here is how I recovered from the disfunctional swap without reinstalling, nor rebooting, whilst keeping /home encrypted: http://askubuntu.com/a/617255/164341
I was confronted with this bug simply because I checked "Encrypt home folders" during a fresh installation of Ubuntu LTS 14.04 .
There seems to be a certain amount of unwillingness to resolve this issue because we are moving from Upstart to systemd.
This I understand.
However, why not leave users then with at least a working unencrypted swap, instead of a non-functional encrypted swap?
After all, during installation I checked for encrypting /home, not swap. Furthermore, the risks involved with a plain, unencrypted swap are very limited.
Here is how I recovered from the disfunctional swap without reinstalling, nor rebooting, whilst keeping /home encrypted: askubuntu. com/a/617255/ 164341
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