TLDR: OMV tries to mount my LUKS encrypted partition in the boot process. Without the passphrase this fails and only after a long timeout OMV continues to boot. To fix that, I could add "noauto" in /etc/fstab -- but there sure is a way to do that more cleanly. But how?
Long:
My brand new OMV consists of a mirror RAID, containing 2 Logical Volumes. The first is regular (ext4), the second is encrypted using LUKS. Only after I enter the passphrase this encrypted volume can be mounted. But nonetheless there is an entry in /etc/fstab that causes a try to mount it (via its by-uuid mapping that does not exist at that time). This fstab entry is created by an <mntent> in config.xml in /etc/opemediavault/
The solution is to add noauto to the options of the fstab entry. There must be a proper way to do that. Of course I know how to use vi, so I could add it to "<opts>...</opts>" in config.xml. But is that the recommended way of doing that? Isn't there something "cleaner"? And how would I activate my changes in config.xml and trigger the creation of a new /etc/fstab ?
thanks for your help
bye, ju
PS: Original version was in german - sorry for that.