bastille-destroy(8)

NAME
bastille destroy - Destroy jail(s) or release(s).

SYNOPSIS
bastille [-ayx] JAIL
bastille [-cfx] RELEASE

DESCRIPTION
The bastille sub-command is used to destroy jails or releases.

bastille destroy [-ayx] JAIL

    -a, --auto
        Auto mode. Start/stop jail(s) if required.

    -y, --yes
        Do no prompt. Assume always yes.

        By default Bastille will ask if you are sure you want to destroy the jail. Set this option to bypass these prompts.

    -x, --debug
        Enable debug mode.

bastille destroy [-cfx] RELEASE

    -c, --no-cache
        Do not destroy cache when destroying release (legacy releases).

        This does not apply to PkgBase releases. Cache are the '.txz' dist files downloaded during the 'bootstrap' phase.

    -f, --force
        Force unmount any mounted datasets when destroying a jail or release (ZFS only).

EXAMPLES

Destroy 15.0-RELEASE:
    bastille destroy 15.0-RELEASE

Destroy myjail forcibly, without prompts, and auto mode:
    bastille destroy -afy myjail

Destroy myjail and yourjail:
    bastille destroy 'myjail yourjail'

SEE ALSO
bastille.conf(5), bastille-bootstrap(8), bastille-clone(8), bastille-cmd(8), bastille-config(8), bastille-console(8), bastille-convert(8), bastille-cp(8), bastille-create(8), bastille-edit(8), bastille-etcupdate(8), bastille-export(8), bastille-htop(8), bastille-import(8), bastille-jcp(8), bastille-limits(8), bastille-list(8), bastille-migrate(8), bastille-monitor(8), bastille-mount(8), bastille-network(8), bastille-pkg(8), bastille-rcp(8), bastille-rdr(8), bastille-rename(8), bastille-restart(8), bastille-service(8), bastille-setup(8), bastille-start(8), bastille-stop(8), bastille-sysrc(8), bastille-tags(8), bastille-template(8), bastille-top(8), bastille-umount(8), bastille-update(8), bastille-upgrade(8), bastille-verify(8), bastille-zfs(8)