Unable to activate mixed mode ecryption

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Unable to activate mixed mode ecryption

[jonasstein]

I use stenc together with an Tandberg LTO-6 drive.
I was told that there are very few LTO-6 drives, which do not support AES just to add more products on the marked. But I could not confirm this yet. Which exact drive do you use?
Can you explain how bacula adds the AES support now? Does it really use the AES chip in the LTO drive? What is the output of
stenc -f /dev/st0 --detail

In order to set a key and forget after eject you can test with:
stenc -f /dev/nst0 -e on -k /root/myaes.key -a 1 --ckod

[jonasstein]

@marianoemon ping, any news?

[svalx]

Probably incorrect encryption algorithm for drive. Try without -a option or another value. I receive such error on HP drive when set -a option other than one.