No luck on any commands I have ran. Maybe someone here will have a pointer or solution. Other wise I will have to try and install Plex again as a Plugin rather than a Jail.
Before I even began trying to install my first jail, the system created a dataset named Jails all on it's own. During my trouble shooting I have even gone so far as deleting this dataset entirely, only to have it reappear after a reboot. The only thing I can think of as to why is because under the Jails/Configuration, it is listed as /mnt/r2d2/jails and if it doesn't see it, it creates it. ??
I copied/paste the full Collection URL so you could see the full path. That is the default URL the system fills in. I tried a couple different URLs, including:
http://download.freenas.org/jails/9.3/x64/ which I thought for sure would have worked. I have tried multiple IP's, setting it as DHCP, and leaving it at default. Nothing seems to work. Once you go to Jails/Create, after it downloads for a while, you get this:
Last night I tried this sequence of commands from the 1st thread I listed yesterday, thinking it would fix my problem. It did not...
Code:
Here are the steps John worked through to resolve the problem:
1. rmdir /your/jail/root/.warden-template-standard
2. zfs list -t snapshot | grep '.warden-template-standard@clean'
3. If the previous command lists anything, delete that snapshot (it did not list anything)
4. cd /root
5. fetch https://raw.githubusercontent.com/freenas/freenas/master/src/freenas/etc/ix.rc.d/ix-warden
6. cp ix-warden /conf/base/etc/ix.rc.d/
7. cp ix-warden /etc/ix.rc.d/
8. At this point, go to the UI and create a jail, if all goes well, it should work
Here are a couple of lists that other forums have asked to see:
Code:
[root@freenas] ~# warden template list
Jail Templates:
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[root@freenas] ~# zfs list
NAME USED AVAIL REFER MOUNTPOINT
freenas-boot 540M 13.9G 31K none
freenas-boot/ROOT 532M 13.9G 25K none
freenas-boot/ROOT/Initial-Install 2.88M 13.9G 510M legacy
freenas-boot/ROOT/Pre-FreeNAS-9.3-STABLE-201509282017-772950 1K 13.9G 510M legacy
freenas-boot/ROOT/default 529M 13.9G 510M legacy
freenas-boot/grub 6.81M 13.9G 6.79M legacy
r2d2 1.38T 12.7T 208K /mnt/r2d2
r2d2/.system 146M 12.7T 93.0M legacy
r2d2/.system/configs-d646df02c1474ae3a4f2283ac4ea185f 1.55M 12.7T 1.42M legacy
r2d2/.system/cores 1.18M 12.7T 1.05M legacy
r2d2/.system/rrd-d646df02c1474ae3a4f2283ac4ea185f 42.3M 12.7T 23.3M legacy
r2d2/.system/samba4 1.16M 12.7T 767K legacy
r2d2/.system/syslog-d646df02c1474ae3a4f2283ac4ea185f 6.24M 12.7T 5.64M legacy
r2d2/backups 325G 12.7T 325G /mnt/r2d2/backups
r2d2/jails 16.9M 12.7T 16.9M /mnt/r2d2/jails
r2d2/media 581G 12.7T 567G /mnt/r2d2/media
I have all of the debug from -J (jails) and -Z (zfs) if it would help anyone. I can get any others, I just need to know which option you need.
I don't know what else to do. The only thing left is just a total reinstall of FreeNAS and try creating a jail from there. This time I have already FTP'd off all my scripts so I don't have to go through building them all again. I can just FTP them back on once the install is completed. Not even sure if I should import my old config once the install is completed. Since something in there could be causing all of this.
Hopefully someone has a set of commands I can run and just be done with it. I'm tired of fighting with it on something that should be so simple as building a generic jail.