# truenas-kmip-unlocker
Encrytped secrets are stored within the secrets.config file.

**This will work with native zfs encryption but it will only unlock the top encrypted dataset and the children must be encrypted with the same passphrase. This continues to support GELI encrpyted pools.**

#### Install pyKMIP on the computer
```shell
pip install pykmip
```

#### Setup the PyKMIP.conf file
A sample file is inlcuded [here](pykmip/client.conf.sample) and sould be used a base.  Please copy the file (removing the .sample) and change the variables, the cert paths will need to absolute.
```ini
[client]
host=127.0.0.1
port=5696
certfile=/root/kmip.crt
keyfile=/root/kmip.key
ca_certs=/root/kmip.crt
cert_reqs=CERT_REQUIRED
ssl_version=PROTOCOL_TLS
do_handshake_on_connect=True
suppress_ragged_eofs=True
```

#### Encrypt your secrets
* Encrypt your api key for truenas
* Encrypt the passphrase for your pool/dataset
* Select jail storage pool
* Encrypt your remaining pool/dataset passphrases as needed

Run the following command to configure your API, jail storage pool, and pool names and passphrases.
```shell
python truenas-kmip-unlock.py --config
```

#### Create Task   
Create a PostInt task that will call this script to unlock the drives
```shell
python /root/truenas-kmip-unlocker/truenas-kmip-unlock.py
```

#### Debugging
Nothing is logged to a file for this. Everything is output to the console. To enabled debug mode, pass the **[-v|--verbose]** argument when running the command. 
```python
python /root/truenas-kmip-unlocker/truenas-kmip-unlock.py --verbose
```