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    Unbound does not start

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      1brad1
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      For some odd reason even though DNS Resolver is enabled Unbound does not start upon system boot up.

      If I manually click the start button in the web UI or start it via the CLI it appears to always startup
      Ok.

      [2.8.0-RELEASE][admin@dya-router-001]/root: pfSsh.php playback svc start unbound
      Attempting to issue start to unbound service...
      umount: /var/unbound/dev: not a file system root directory
      
      unbound has been started.
      [2.8.0-RELEASE][admin@dya-router-001]/root:
      

      I don't see any obvious error messages that indicate why it is not starting.

      Any ideas?

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        patient0 @1brad1
        last edited by patient0

        @1brad1 if I stop unbound with pfSsh.php playback svc stop unbound and start it with your command I don't get the umount: /var/unbound/dev: not a file system root directory.

        Did you upgrade from an earlier version or a clean installation? And are you using ZFS or UFS as filesystem?

        Anything in /var/log/resolver.log that stands out?

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          1brad1 @patient0
          last edited by

          @patient0 said in Unbound does not start:

          @1brad1 if I stop unbound with pfSsh.php playback svc stop unbound and start it with your command I don't get the umount: /var/unbound/dev: not a file system root directory.

          Did you upgrade from an earlier version or a clean installation? And are you using ZFS or UFS as filesystem?

          Anything in /var/log/resolver.log that stands out?

          I upgraded from 2.7.2 which was a fresh install with a restored config from 2.7.1 (to switch to ZFS, but also had an issue where I couldn't upgrade due to, I think it was, the EFI partition being too small).

          Looking through the log file I see no error messages of any kind.

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