How to get an encrypted dataset to automatically load-key and mount at boot?

[ajgnet]

I have an encrypted dataset but every time I reboot my TrueNAS server I have to ssh into the machine and zfs load-key followed by zfs mount. Is there a way this can be done automatically on boot? I'm only worried about security in the event I forget to wipe a drive when disposing or selling after use -- not really concerned about someone accessing my documents on-premise, if that makes sense!

 

[winnielinnie]

Is this a child dataset underneath another encrypted dataset that is unlocked with a passphrase?

 

[sretalla]

I'm only worried about security in the event I forget to wipe a drive when disposing or selling after use

So use encryption without a passphrase... TrueNAS handles the keys (and stores them in the system config), so there's no need to do anything to mount them automatically. The disks can be safely disposed without wiping.

 

[ajgnet]

So use encryption without a passphrase... TrueNAS handles the keys (and stores them in the system config), so there's no need to do anything to mount them automatically. The disks can be safely disposed without wiping.

That's great. Thank you