Stopping crypto-loop assumes that all loop devices are mounted. At first it
tries to umount them and then to destroy the loop disk via losetup -d. If the
losetup -d failed, the complete script terminates with error.
But if the loop device is used for swapping and then it's not possible to
umount and to destroy it.
Reproducible: Always
Steps to Reproduce:
1. Append following line into /etc/fstab:
/dev/hdaN none swap sw,loop=/dev/loop1,encryption=twofish
2. swapon -a
3. /etc/init.d/crypto-loop stop
Actual Results:
The script failed
Expected Results:
The script should cope with other loop devices.
The crypto-loop script is schisofrenic. Start phase works only on devices
defined in /etc/conf.d/crypto-loop but the stop phase processes all loop
devices.
I understand the motivation (deleting old encrypted devices that have been
removed from config file), but contemporal access is suboptimal.
