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Wouldn't that just mount the HDD when the server boots? I think the issue is re-mounting it while the server remains up, hence the systemd service. But maybe I don't understand fstab fully.
I think you can use the service to remount using the fstab entries/options. (Like "mount /dev/disk/by-uuid/XXX" and it'll automatically apply the options and mountpoint)
Arguably cleaner depending on your setup
I wanted to provide feedback for THIS part only. :) not for OPs issue. I would have responded to OPs post if that were the case....