Also run repair steps when encryption is disabled but a legacy key is present#24409
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PR title is misleading 😉
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Woops, had the wrong base branch when branching off in the first place, renamed. |
…old master key is present Signed-off-by: Julius Härtl <jus@bitgrid.net>
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Rebased to retrigger ci |
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The repair steps should also run when there is a legacy master key present in the system but encryption is currently enabled as the encryption would still be needed with the legacy key format then to decrypt files that would still be encrypted.