From: sm_hamham@flork.dk.invalid   
      
   Hey everybody,   
      
   I've recently set up an LUKS-encrypted raid mirror on my fileserver,   
   which went smoothly and is working just fine; manpages and a little   
   googling was all it took.   
      
   However, I now face the problem that the gentoo initscripts wants to   
   mount the partition at runtime, prompts for passphrase and has very long   
   timeout, which isn't very nice for a server that I want to be able to   
   remote-boot. I've been searching both the web and newsgroups, but   
   haven't been able to find a solution for this (indeed, my google-fu is   
   weak).   
      
   If I remove the entry from /etc/conf.d/dmcrypt , the auto-mounting (and   
   thus passphrase-asking) doesn't happen, which is just fine; having SSH   
   in and do cryptsetup manually is no problem. The problem with this   
   approach, however, is (obviously :)) that the crypt mapping isn't taken   
   down on boot/shutdown, so if I forget to do it manually, the raid won't   
   dismount cleanly.   
      
   Is there some clean way to not auto-mount but have auto-dismount on   
   shutdown, or should I go hunt for some existing shutdown script I can   
   hack a dismount line into?   
      
   Thanks in advance!   
      
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