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I actually fixed this as part of another thread about containers not running after the update, a forum member in there suggested unmount manually export the pool then hard delete the mount point on the server and import the pool. This fixed it properly. To clarify your questions above though as...

ahh so containers store their data on the zfs drive differently to vm's? nice to know :) also good news rolling back to the latest snapshot of broken container (friday) seems to have fixed it too now so the snapshots look to have been ok just the latest version of it was broke. still not...

its strange that only containers were effected the vm's ran fine and i could create containers fine just after reboot they were dead. still got one container not coming back up but i think i can restore that from backup to like 48h ago so no major loss

ok as soon as i exported it the mount point became empty so to be safe i deleted the mount point /VMStorage and restarted pve stuff. this auto mounted the zfs now every vm apart from one appears to boot but i think i can fix that or if nothing else I can run a new container and repull the code...

Can you give me the exact command chain to do it so i don't screw it up ? I'm a software dev not really a sysadmin so this is all a little beyond my comfort/knowledge level

My cache file has size so its not that. I've unmounted zfs, deleted the mount point then rebooted it re-creates the mount point but end results are the same as before the pool is apparently mounted i can see the subvol's (although they all appear to be empty apart from the dev folder?) but none...

Update after going through https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/update-broke-lxc.59776/page-2 as others were having a similar issues. Resetting the cache file and rebooting doesn't help. I was able to create a new container using a container id i'd never used before (in this case i used container...

So this upgrade to 6.1-8 has gone completely wrong and is causing me all kind of problems not least of which it looks like its killed all the containers and their snapshots / backups so I can't even restore the containers on a different machine. It started with the zfs storage not mounting which...

I have a zfs pool created called VMStorage and its been mapped (for last 2 years) to /VMStorage. I've just updated to latest version and rebooted but now the system is no longer mounting the pool. The system knows the pool is there, the web UI shows the pool and allows me to access its content...