User-directories missing in jail after upgrade FreeBSD 13.1 to 13.2 about cbsd HOT 3 CLOSED

The fstab of the jails (../..jails-fstab/namejail/fstab) has the line for mounting /home: ../../jails-data/namejail-data/usr/home /usr/home nullfs rw 0 0/. Starting the jail gives the following message: mkdir: /usr/jail/jails/namejail/usr/home: Read-only file system. It appears that CBSD after upgrade FreeBSD 13.1 to 13.2 creates a new home-dir for the jails (../../jails/namejail/usr/home) and forget about mounting ../../namejail-data/usr/home.

from cbsd.

I do not get my head around the fact that /usr/home is not mounted in the jails the normal way. To get /usr/jails/jails-data/namejail-data/usr/home mounted in the jails, I have to add the following line to fstab.local of all the jails: /usr/jail/jails-data/namejail-data/usr/home /home nullfs rw 0 0. Then I get the user-directories in the jails in /home/username. Without /usr/home. Because /usr/home/username is hard coded in code used in the jails, there are more changes needed to fix the missing home-directories in the jails after upgrade from FreeBSD 13.1 2 13.2. BASERW=0 so I can not symlink in the jail /usr/home to /home. If possible I would like to have the previous situation back where/usr/homeis mounted, and /home is a symlink to/usr/home. In other words, I'm open to a better solution than making all these changes.

from cbsd.

A change in the basejail (base_amd64_amd64_13.2) is the cause of the isseu. The physical path of /usr/home is changed to /home without a symlink from /usr/home to /home. The issue is solved by making a change in base_amd64_amd64_13.2 and recreating the physical path /usr/home and symlink from /home to /usr/home.

from cbsd.