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===Destroy ZFS Pool=== | ===Destroy ZFS Pool=== | ||
* Unmount the new Pool | * Unmount the new Pool | ||
zfs umount /export/<jailname> | zfs umount /export/jails/<jailname> | ||
* '''Please double check the jail that shall be deleted. Otherwise other people might LART you.''' | * '''Please double check the jail that shall be deleted. Otherwise other people might LART you.''' | ||
* Destroy the zfs pool | * Destroy the zfs pool | ||
zfs destroy zfs0/<jailname> | zfs destroy zfs0/<jailname> | ||
===If You're not using ZFS, delete the Folder=== | ===If You're not using ZFS, delete the Folder=== | ||
rm -r /export/jails/<jailname> | rm -r /export/jails/<jailname> | ||
Latest revision as of 12:02, 19 May 2019
Remove a Jail
Replace <jailname> with the Name of your Jail
Precautions
- Backup all necessary data from the jail-filesystem (/export/<jailname>)
- Remember to stop the jail before proceeding
service jail stop <jailname>
Destroy ZFS Pool
- Unmount the new Pool
zfs umount /export/jails/<jailname>
- Please double check the jail that shall be deleted. Otherwise other people might LART you.
- Destroy the zfs pool
zfs destroy zfs0/<jailname>
If You're not using ZFS, delete the Folder
rm -r /export/jails/<jailname>
/etc/jail.conf
- Remove the jail.conf entry for the selected jail
vi /etc/jail.conf
- Be careful to only delete the entry of your the desired Jail. Just remove the lines below for the corresponding Jail.
<jailname> {
host.hostname = "<jailname>.hateotu.de";
ip4.addr = <ip the new Jail should have>;
}
fstab
- Remove the fstab file for the Jail
rm /etc/fstab.<jailname>
Die Jail aus Saltstack entfernen
WIP
DNS entfernen
WIP
