Error when upgrading to 4.5.4

[bizarro252 17]

Hello!

Upgrading I am getting this mismatch warning, my FreeNAS server claims that it is up to date so unsure what to do about this:

I am on FreeNAS-11.3-U5

 

[emby] Installing emby-server-4.5.4.0_1...
Newer FreeBSD version for package emby-server:
To ignore this error set IGNORE_OSVERSION=yes
- package: 1104001
- running kernel: 1103000
Ignore the mismatch and continue? [y/N]:
 

[Luke 40077]

Hi, how are you trying to update exactly?

[bizarro252 17]

Hi Luke,

I am following the directions here:

Specifically: 

iocage console emby-server
service emby-server stop
pkg add -f https://github.com/MediaBrowser/Emby.Releases/releases/download/4.5.4.0/emby-server-freebsd11_4.5.4.0_amd64.txz
service emby-server start

 

I also just tried to install in a new jail (as an experiment) via the plugin feature since it was also going to install the latest version.  That worked to install (after fighting with an error that had to do with the mac prefix on the network tab, it defaulted to "b42e99" but the error stated the second 'digit' needed to be an "A" or "E"...)

Once that fresh install via a plugin instead of a manual install finished i attempted to 'upgrade' it just to see if the error went away and nope, same thing.

Perhaps has to do with the jail versions?  Both my original install as well as the fresh install via the plugin are on jail version: 11.3-RELEASE-p14.  A fresh manually created jail (just an empty jail) will create as: 11.4-RELEASE-p6

Edited December 29, 2020 by bizarro252

[bizarro252 17]

Hi @Luke, any ideas here?  I upgraded my server and got the error in my OP and as far as I can tell everything is still working fine, just not sure if there is some dependency I may be missing that will break something in the future.

[MRobi 161]

@bizarro252You're safe to hit Y there and continue with the package install. It's only because the Emby package was built with a newer kernal (11.4) than the one you have installed (11.3). 

I would also recommend adding a pkg update and pkg upgrade in there to update the dependencies.

Edited January 10, 2021 by MRobi

[Luke 40077]

@bizarro252 has this helped resolve your issue?

[bizarro252 17]

@Luke it did, marked as solved thank you @MRobi

[Luke 40077]

Thanks for the feedback.