jail update system files

[bagas]

Hi.
Am I doing this correctly?
After upgrading my system from FreeBSD 14.3 to 14.4, I do the following:

cd /usr/src/
# yes | make delete-old
# yes | make delete-old-libs

What about the jail environment, updating outdated system files in jail?

cd /usr/src
yes | make delete-old DESTDIR=/usr/jails/basejailyes
yes | make delete-old-libs DESTDIR=/usr/jails/basejail

Right?

 

[bagas]

It's still relevant, I haven't done it before, so I don't know if it's right.

 

[Emrion]

I never did nor even think to use make for that. You upgrade by source host and jails?

 

[bagas]

I never did nor even think to use make for that. You upgrade by source host and jails?

Yes, I update the host-system from source.
And I update the jail with ezjail-admin update -i

 

[Emrion]

ezjail-admin is obsolete and, anyway, never used make nor advised to use that. About the config files, as you use thin jails, it's a limitation of ezjail.

I use etcupdate in jails for that purpose in my my own scripts; it needs to have the sources in base. But, here, we are outside the use of ezjail.