Release mismatch at fstab

[haxo-jvm]

my server is up to date and BastilleBSD is up to date too. I use FreeBSD 13.0-RELEASE and my packages are installed as the Bastille documentation usually indicates. I use thin containers and I have bootstraped 13.0-RELEASE (and upgraded). if I run uname -r on containers it commits 13.0-RELEASE. But the possible problem I found is that the jail setting in jail.conf indicates a mismatch:

in this line mount.fstab = /usr/local/bastille/jails/{name}/fstab;

It leads me to discover that the wrong release is being used, notice this:

$ cat / usr / local / bastille / jails / haxomatico / fstab /usr/local/bastille/releases/12.1-RELEASE /usr/local/bastille/jails/haxomatico/root/.bastille nullfs ro 0 0

my logic tells me that line MUST to say this:

/usr/local/bastille/releases/13.0-RELEASE/usr/local/bastille/jails/haxomatico/root/.bastille nullfs ro 0 0 I have looked for info in the documentation forums etc. and I have not been able to find an answer.

if my Bastille install is misconfigured or has something wrong I would like to be able to correct it. but if this is not the least important I would also like to know so to stop worrying and stop touching Bastille configurations. I don't want to break things but I need it to work as planned.

thanks for the attention to these bits that you wrote.

[haxo-jvm]

hi @cedwards thanks for your swiftly react Will there be any damage if I change the release name by hand? or is it better to leave it as it is?

[cedwards]

No issue changing the release manually in the fstab. Make sure the jail is stopped first.

[haxo-jvm]

Hello @cedwards just two questions .. I wonder if this issue is a bug that you already knew about its existence or is it a new finding. The reason for my question is because I want to know if it is scheduled for fix in an upcoming release. I understand that there are bugfixes with higher priority and it also depends on human resources, I mean available developers.

Now my question is whether I should leave this report open to be assigned to someone, or if I should close it because I already got a response. I do not want to leave this thread of technical support abandoned and never remember it again, what is the 'netiquette' to follow for situations like this?

thanks

[cedwards]

To clarify, uname -r will always report host information. I don't recommend using it inside jails. freebsd-version is the most reliable report of the jail version status.

[haxo-jvm]

thank you, it is important to know how to use Bastille at the right way.

[bmac2]

@cedwards do we need to do anything here? If not please close. If yes, tag me in solution writeup.