Earl Geyer

> One example is to pipe an HTML email to it. I can do the same with the lynx browser from mutt by selecting the HTML attachment of the email...

Has there been any progress on this front? It would be a great feature addition.

I think what would solve this issue of no compatibility with systemd-boot (which I still experience) is building on top of the `sd-encrypt` hook rather than the `encrypt` hook. Is...

> They're basically emailed modified ics attachments. > > See: https://github.com/marvinthepa/mutt-ical I don't see why something like this script couldn't be rather easily incorporated into Khal. It is already in...

I haven't investigated this extensively, but "it doesn't smell right". I also run arch on ZFS (except /boot) with the `sd-zfs` hook and none of my datasets have the `org.zol:mountpoint`...

I am also game to help on this as it personally relevant. I fully intend to have natively encrypted zfs on root one way or another and this is the...

In fact, this may not even need to be in the purview of sd-zfs... It may be as simple as changing a line in the `zfs-import-scan.service` file from: `ExecStart=/usr/bin/zpool import...

OK, so it is not as simple as that because there still isn't a hook in to query the user for a password. It may work if the dataset were...

This looks like a fantastic place to start: https://github.com/archzfs/archzfs/blob/master/src/zfs-utils/zfs-utils.initcpio.hook The intended purpose of the `zfsencryptssh` hook above is to decrypt a natively encrypted zfs root remotely. This is a very...

Apparently, the standard `zfs` initramfs hook does this but in an inelegant way: https://blog.seonwoolee.com/using-zfs-native-encryption-on-root/ So we should be able to support it with `zfs load-key` in the proper place in...