jails Bastille: how to delete old bootstraps?

freezr

freezr

Dear All,

I am writing some personal documentation but I lost some notes about Bastille, and even looking at the history of the commands I can't find them, and perhaps you could help me.

I remember that I had an issue cause bootstrapping from a version to a newer one filled my limited storage, keeping the operation difficult.
Once discovered the issue I remember that I removed that directory, what I don't remember if is Bastille has an internal command to perform this operation (that I don't find) or if I deleted it with a simple rm -R /dir.

Thanks... ?
 
Hi,
I do that manually like you said with a simple rm command.
From what I saw in the documentation I didn't find another way to accomplish it at that time, may be it has been improved since.
 
Was trying to delete bootstraps but didn't work for me as some files there contains flags blocking the removal.
From /usr/local/bastille/releases directory I had to clear the flags with 'find 14.0-RELEASE -exec chflags 0 {} \;' before attempting any 'rm' command.

As of today I was instructed that there's a command for this.
In my case: 'bastille destroy 14.0-RELEASE' as long as no jail references that release.
 
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