** Description changed:
+ == SRU Justification, Eoan ==
+
initramfs/scripts/zfs.in incorrectly quotes ${ENCRYPTIONROOT} on line
414:
DECRYPT_CMD="${ZFS} load-key '${ENCRYPTIONROOT}'"
This is OK when the line is executed by shell, such as in line 430 or
436, but when plymouth is used it results in plymouth executing "zfs
load-key 'rpool'" - and zfs is unable to find pool called "'rpool'".
If I understand
https://docs.oracle.com/cd/E23824_01/html/821-1448/gbcpt.html correctly
zfs pool name is always 'shell-friendly', so removing the quotation
marks would be a proper fix for that.
+
+ == Fix ==
+
+ One line fix as attached in https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
+ /zfs-linux/+bug/1852406/comments/1
+
+ == Test ==
+
+ Boot with encrypted data set with plymouth. Without the fix zfs is
+ unable to find the root encrypted pool. With the fix this works.
+
+ == Regression Potential ==
+
+ This just affects the encrypted dataset that holds key for root dataset;
+ currently this is causing issues because of the bug, so the risk of the
+ fix outweighs the current situation where this is currently broken.
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Double-escape in initramfs DECRYPT_CMD
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