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21.7 Legacy Series / Error when upgrading from 21.1 to 21.7
« on: October 05, 2021, 08:16:49 am »
Hi there,
I wanted to document what happened to our installation of Opnsense while upgrading to the latest version.
Let me start that, at the end, I had to reinstall, but the configuration has been imported from the system so it was quick and painless - nice feature, btw
So, I started the upgrade as ofthen through the web interface and all went seemingly smoothly.
After the first reboot, the system didn't come back online, so I checked. The console was full of errors, with the mayor seemingly a Python error (more on this later) and the complaint, that systemd is not running. I was able to get to a shell, but with no internet connection and my limited experience on FreeBSD, I was not able to do much.
One of the errors that I saw was a Python error, while running /usr/local/opnsense/service/configd.py, complaining about a missing module "jinja2". Goinbg at it with the "pkg" package manager, there were several missing Python modules marked as required but not installed. And, as I had no connection, I decided to reinstall.
Maybe this was only a localized issue, but I still wanted to report it. If there are any logfiles that could be helpful please let me know and I will gladly collect anything usable.
best regards
Lukas
I wanted to document what happened to our installation of Opnsense while upgrading to the latest version.
Let me start that, at the end, I had to reinstall, but the configuration has been imported from the system so it was quick and painless - nice feature, btw
So, I started the upgrade as ofthen through the web interface and all went seemingly smoothly.
After the first reboot, the system didn't come back online, so I checked. The console was full of errors, with the mayor seemingly a Python error (more on this later) and the complaint, that systemd is not running. I was able to get to a shell, but with no internet connection and my limited experience on FreeBSD, I was not able to do much.
One of the errors that I saw was a Python error, while running /usr/local/opnsense/service/configd.py, complaining about a missing module "jinja2". Goinbg at it with the "pkg" package manager, there were several missing Python modules marked as required but not installed. And, as I had no connection, I decided to reinstall.
Maybe this was only a localized issue, but I still wanted to report it. If there are any logfiles that could be helpful please let me know and I will gladly collect anything usable.
best regards
Lukas