Mr. Matt :debian: :linux:
TIL:
If you use #SystemD, it takes over the functions of /etc/crypttab and /etc/fstab during boot.
Also if you have multiple encrypted drives, with the same LUKS password that you mount at boot, SystemD will automatically pass that password on to all remaining drives after entering the first drive's password.
Neat
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