profile_encryption
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| - | This can then be pasted directly into the IWD service file. Note that '**iwd-secret**' can be named anything you want. | + | This can then be pasted directly into the IWD service file. Note that '**iwd-secret**' can be named anything you want. Following example 1 in the documentation lets you store the encrypted secret in a file directly, and this can be set in the service file with **LoadCredentialEncrypted**. There is no difference from IWD's point of view with these two methods. |
| ==== Setup (IWD) ==== | ==== Setup (IWD) ==== | ||
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| - | Running IWD with this option enables profile encryption, and any profiles currently on the system will be encrypted automatically as discussed in the disclaimer. | + | Running IWD with this option enables profile encryption, and any profiles currently on the system will be encrypted automatically as discussed in the disclaimer. At this point there is nothing else needed. Any future profiles will be encrypted automatically. |
| ==== Decrypting Profiles ==== | ==== Decrypting Profiles ==== | ||
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