[SOLVED} Cryptsetup-dinit and/or dinit-rc prevent autodecryption via crypttab
My setup used to boot without any issue until the latest updates / installs. I believe cryptsetup-dinit / dinit-rc are part of the problem as I have not changed the related configs for a long time!?
I have a logical volume for my home partition that is encrypted.
├─lvm1-swap 254:0 0 32G 0 lvm [SWAP]
├─lvm1-root 254:1 0 256G 0 lvm /
└─lvm1-home 254:2 0 664,9G 0 lvm
└─crypthome 254:3 0 664,9G 0 crypt /home
The dinit process used to halt (start-timeout = 0) until my volume was decrypted on entering the according password. After that the home partition was mounted (via fstab entries) and the process continued.
After reviewing some of the changes introduced with the updates to dinit-rc and the recent introduction of cryptsetup-init I still could not figure out why the services /etc/dinit.d/cryptsetup and /etc/dinit.d/cryptsetup-early seem to be skipped during startup.
The mountpoint for /home (fstab) fails to mount, as the UUID of the decrypted volume is not available, yet.
I can still decrypt and mount the volume manually, but not during init.
Any help highly appreciated!
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