add storage to iocage jails

[INCSlayer]

Im trying out the new iocage system in the new UI on 11.1 but i cant figure out how to add storage to the jail since im not finding any add storage button im guessing its not yet implemented in the new GUI but my google fu is also failing at how i would do this via the CLI.
this is on a test machine so borking it is not a problem but i have yet to find a actual solution for how to do this.
anyone have any simple answers or atleast documentation i can read and pretend i understand?

 

[Kennyvb8]

using cli you can do this

Code:

sudo iocage fstab -a /path/to/host/disk nameofjail

it then creates a fstab to the jail, inside the jail

Code:

sudo iocage console nameofjail

you can then type

Code:

zfs mount -a

if it doesnt mount correctly.

you can then also, edit the fstab and change where in the jail the mount should be

Code:

sudo iocage fstab -e nameofjail

 

[nojohnny101]

I'm also curious about this. Thanks @Kennyvb8 for your instructions but I am running into some problems the running them.

when I try to run the first command, I get an error that says:

Code:

jail '/mnt/tank/convert' not found!

I have created a fresh dataset on my pool with the above path. What am I doing wrong? Also what should permissions be to make sure the jail can have r/w access?

 

[Kennyvb8]

I'm also curious about this. Thanks @Kennyvb8 for your instructions but I am running into some problems the running them.

when I try to run the first command, I get an error that says:

Code:

jail '/mnt/tank/convert' not found!

I have created a fresh dataset on my pool with the above path. What am I doing wrong? Also what should permissions be to make sure the jail can have r/w access?

Could you type in code brackets what command your typeing ?

 

[Ismael Duarte]

Could you type in code brackets what command your typeing ?

You can't use spaces in this command. Tried everything but with spaces doesn't work.

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[Alecmascot]

The command should be :

sudo iocage fstab -a nameofjail /path/to/host/disk

The jail and path were transposed in the earlier post.

 

[Ismael Duarte]

Is like this

Code:

iocage fstab -a myjail "/mnt/tank/source/folder  /destination/folder/in/jail  nullfs  rw  0  0"

and remember, no spaces in source or destination path