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Anonymize SMBIOS/DMI data if -q --quiet specified #367
Anonymize SMBIOS/DMI data if -q --quiet specified #367
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Here's the SMBIOS/DMI test log using nwipe -v -q I also removed the LU WWN Device Id as it's a unique identifier. Should probably be also removed when using -q but I understand if this is too much work and of little use except for privacy-aware folks. Else the -q parameter seems to work as intended. Good job. Hats off. Thanks so much.
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I started a wipe on two drives
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Well I'm just seeing that smartmontools also removes the LU WWN ID when using -q so my request is not that outerworldy :)
source: https://www.smartmontools.org/wiki/FAQ#MyATASATAdriveisnotinthesmartctlsmartddatabase |
That's been like that for a while, nothing to do with the recent changes. It only occurs when you Control-C and is to do with how the -1 return status is issued by the wipe threads and how errors are handled. Basically it's a benign error that should report UABORTED when Control-C triggers an abort unless there has been an actual pass/verification or Fdatasync I/O error, then it should say FAILED. A fix for that is scheduled for today. So if possible you may want to keep that setup available for retesting. I'll update the 'LU WWN ID ' today as well. Thanks for taking the time to test this, it's really appreciated having another set of eyes on this. |
Will do. No problem.
You're the man. Thanks. |
I just re-tested this with the latest build. The UABORTED issue seems to be gone (I restest this later on the original device where this was happening). And the SMBIOS/DMI data is anonymized. I think this ticket can be closed.
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Anonymize SMBIOS/DMI data if -q --quiet specified by the user.