I ran it like i understand you meant, like cron would run it (except -v): Code: jk_updater_ispc -v No jail or root.
How to remove an old jail with all user files created by jailkit in user home. There is no "jk_uninstall". Delete the SSH jailuser and manually remove all files (except /web /log /ssl /tmp /private etc) in clients web ? Only safe way i can think of is to remove website in ISPconfig. And then reinstall website, but takes alot of time.
A user is jailed by changing the shell in /etc/passwd. So if the /usr/sbin/jk_chrootsh is changed back to /bin/bash the user is no longer jailed. This is not very clean, however, all the jail setup still exists.
Thanks, the question was (maybee unclear, will update), how do i remove all user files created by jailkit?
Yep, that's pretty much it, jailkit does not track what it installs. FWIW, a website's root recently created here includes these directories; you can remove everything else(*) if you want to completely get rid of jailkit remnants: Code: # ls -F /var/www/domain.com cgi-bin/ log/ private/ ssl/ tmp/ web/ webdav/ And you probably don't need to keep cgi-bin or webdav unless you use them. (*) This is a single website, with no alias vhosts or subdomain vhosts - if you have those, be sure you don't remove the web root directories for them. Should be pretty obvious, but noted for others referencing this thread in the future; as always, think before acting...
