After updating my host system to FreeBSD 14.0, it was time to update the bsatille jails.
The jails I've running are thin jails , with symlinks to the release of the given jail.
Summary of the update
The jail have been updated following the instructions found at the bastille manual
# ensure the new version is bootstrapped and update to the latest patch release:
bastille bootstrap 14.0-RELEASE update
# and change the 13.2 to 14.0 mount
bastille stop TARGET
bsatille edit TARGET fstab
# force reinstallation and upgrade all packages
# the pkg boostrap isn't in the manual but IS required
bastille start TARGET
bastille pkg TARGET bootstrap -f
bastille pkg TARGET update
bastille pkg TARGET upgrade -f
bastille restart TARGETbastille console fails
Next the jail seemed to be running, but unfortunately bastille console TARGET just stops without any errors/warning etc.
Though bastille console didn't work, It was still possible to enter the jail via jexec
jexec TARGETIncorrect /etc configuration files
The problem is described in the following post: https://forums.freebsd.org/threads/newbie-upgrade-problem-13-2-release-14-0-release-merge-conflict.91219/
The reason is that pam_opie.so seems to have been removed. it can be fixed by simply moving that auth method as describe there.
A much better way is to update the outdated /etc configuration files! (These haven't been updated yet!)
Update the /etc configuration with etcupdate
First make sure the freebsd sources are available in /usr/jails/bastille/releases/14.0-RELEASE/usr/src
I solved this by copying the sources from my host system to the release.
cp -Rp /usr/src/ /usr/local/bastille/releases/14.0-RELEASE/usr/src/You can also download the source directly via this link: )
https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/snapshot/releng/14.0.tar.gz
Next perform the etcupdate in the jail.
jexec TARGET
etcupdate
etcupdate resolve # if there are conflictsFix merge conflicts if they happen.
After that bastille console should work again!