I use an encrypted volume with LUKS on my Ubuntu server. First, I mount the encrypted volume, then I mount a zfs file system from it.

CrashPlan was getting confused because when CrashPlan started, the /data volume I’m backing up was empty because the volume isn’t mounted until after I login and enter the password. So I needed to delay CrashPlan startup until after the encrypted volume is mounted. (i.e. I need a delayed CrashPlan start.)

• Run this to remove crashplan from init:
  • sudo update-rc.d -f crashplan remove
• Append this to the script where I mount my zfs volume (~/bin/mount-zfs.sh on my machine)
  • sudo /etc/init.d/crashplan start
  • /etc/init.d/crashplan status