Hello. I just installed a fresh copy of MineOS via TrueNAS 13.1 (freebsd) from the plugins section. When I create a server from within MineOS (not importing, just clicking “create server”, and then try clicking “Create restore point”, it fails with the message " Uh oh!! Restore point attempt failed a few seconds ago." To my knowledge, there is no reason this should be happening.
Before anybody asks, here’s more info:
the plugin/iocage/installation is totally unmodified
there is no persistent storage or added “mount points”.
I’ve changed nothing at all with packages, shell commands, permissions, or folders.
the only thing I’ve done is install the plugin, and log in. Just as I’ve always done in the past with MineOS.
I’d like to know what I can do to fix this quickly because this has never happened before on past versions of MineOS. It’s suddenly happening now.
UPDATE: I’ve solved the problem. Check message below.
SYSTEM INFO:
TrueNAS 13.0 U3.1
MineOS install method was “plugins” section of TrueNAS UI
To get yaml module, I needed to have “pip”. Which wasn’t included for some reason. I entered the FreeBSD jail shell and begun with the commands below.
To install pip, I did the command:
python -m ensurepip --upgrade
After installation, I did this command to install “yaml” :
python3.9 -m pip install pyyaml
After doing these steps, this problem was solved. MineOS now makes backups properly in the webui (as it’s supposed to). I think this means that the issue is related to the packager of MineOS in the TrueNas repo, and not MineOS itself? I’d love to report this bug, but where do I do this exactly?