plugin update broke jail - MinIO

[Fred974]

Hi,

I had a notification saying that my Minio plugin had an update. I went to the plugin and hut the update button. Then I restarted the jail. Once rebooted, I was unable to access the minio web interface and I kept been redirected to some strange ports. I restored the jail via snapshot an all is ok again..

Question: What is the correct procedure to update a plugin? Do I need to shutdown the jail first?

Thank you

 

[Fred974]

Anyone please?

 

[EtienneB]

Did you find any solution?

I have run sort of into the same issue. I run Minio as a jail and not as a plugin.
I was running 12.0-U6 and then moved to 12.0-U6.1 and then upgraded the jail from 12.2p9 to 12.2p10. That broke my login to Minio.
I could access the Minio login locally on my browser but not externally using a domain name.

I have an external domain connected to my ip address using Cloudflare and 1 port forward to the Minio jail using SSL certificates..

I rolled back from a previous snapshot and that works. Either the jail update or Minio has received an update that broke it as I have the same issue when I install the Minio Plugin and setup my ssl certificate, I can't access it externally but only locally.

Been struggling with this last few days a.o. with the SSL config so see if that would help, to no avail. Even turning off Cloudflare encryption to see if I can reach it over HTTP instead of HTTPS didn't help. It really seems that something inside the jail changed with the update.

 

[Fred974]

Sorry.. I'm still working it out myself

 

[EtienneB]

I read somewhere about minio console needing some additional config. I think it was after an update.

On their website it states: https://docs.min.io/docs/minio-quickstart-guide

“NOTE: MinIO runs console on random port by default if you wish choose a specific port use --console-address to pick a specific interface and port.”

And then that you need port 9001 next to 9000 set. That is what we might see as random ports being returned.

Will look at tomorrow or next few days.