Iocage: devfs_ruleset 6 does not exist! - Not starting jail

[clem16]

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• [x] Supply iocage --version
Version 1.2
• [x] Supply the commands used, along with any steps to recreate it.
  iocage start sonarr
• [x] Provide the output from the command you issued.
  * Starting sonarr sonarr devfs_ruleset 6 does not exist! - Not starting jail

• [x] Supply what you expected the result or output to be
  I expected the jail to start like normally.

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  a stable release.

Any idea what's going on, I am a bit lost on this. Its not just the jail listed in the example that fails to start with the error "devfs_ruleset 6 does not exist! - Not starting jail" but others as well. Meanwhile some other jails seem to work fine.

[sonicaj]

@clem16 would you recall changing devfs_ruleset value for any of the jails which fail to start ?
If not, can you please email me a debug at waqar at the rate of ixsystems.com ? Debug will be generated via iocage debug command.

[clem16]

I don't recall changing anything devfs_ruleset

Where does iocage debug save the output. EDIT: Found it. Sending you a debug txt

[sonicaj]

@clem16 unfortunately that's not enough and can you please send it for all the files you find under the debug directory please ? ( maybe compress them and email ? )
While doing that, please also provide /var/log/iocage.log as well.

Would you recall doing something with the affected jails like update/upgrade or something else ? Please do mention if something comes to your mind wrt that. I am unable to reproduce this locally so far.

[clem16]

I did reinstall freebsd awhile ago on the boot SSD.
The jails that were working on the previous system just kept working after
tho.
I've been using the jails from the previous system for almost two months
without a problem.

That's the only thing I can think of that might have caused changed.

Recently I did reboot the host system, and since then I am getting that
error on several jails.

I'm at a loss trying to track down what's causing it.

On Sat, Feb 22, 2020 at 3:45 PM Waqar Ahmed [e-mail]
wrote:

@clem16 https://github.com/clem16 unfortunately that's not enough and
can you please send it for all the files you find under the debug directory
please ? ( maybe compress them and email ? )
While doing that, please also provide /var/log/iocage.log as well.

Would you recall doing something with the affected jails like
update/upgrade or something else ? Please do mention if something comes to
your mind wrt that. I am unable to reproduce this locally so far.

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[grembo]

I did reinstall freebsd awhile ago on the boot SSD. The jails that were working on the previous system just kept working after tho. I've been using the jails from the previous system for almost two months without a problem. That's the only thing I can think of that might have caused changed. Recently I did reboot the host system, and since then I am getting that error on several jails. I'm at a loss trying to track down what's causing it.
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Recently a bug was fixed that would make iocage ignore a missing ruleset and silently start with default rules anyway. So if you copied your configuration from a different system that had that ruleset 6 (potentially a long time ago) and now use a newer version of iocage, such a behavior is expected. So if you happy with the default ruleset, simply configure it explicitly (setting it to 4) or remove the config from config.json in those jails.

[clem16]

Bam!

Removed the line: devfs_ruleset": "6", from config.json and the jails start up fine.

Thanks.