- name: Fail when jail_id not specified
  fail:
    msg: jail_id must be defined for teardown.yml, bailing out
  when: '{{ jail_id|default(False) == False }}'

- name: Check if the jail {{ jail_id }} runs
  set_fact:
    jail_is_old_running: >-
      {{ jail_id in running_jail_ids }}

- name: Terminating jail when running
  command:
    /usr/sbin/jail -r {{ jail_id }}
  when: jail_is_old_running

- name: Removing config block for {{ jail_id }} from /etc/jail.conf
  blockinfile:
    state: absent
    dest: '/etc/jail.conf'
    # Keep this line at the bottom so vim can use proper syntax higlighting
    insertbefore: '^# vim: syn=conf$'
    marker: '# {mark} ANSIBLE MANAGED BLOCK: {{ jail_id }}'

- name: Getting mounts under this jail
  shell:
    /sbin/mount -p
    | grep '{{ dynamic_jails_path }}/{{ jail_id }}'
    | awk '{print $2}'
    warn=no
  register: mounts_under_jail

- name: Unmounting all mounts from under the jail so it could be destroyed
  command:
    /sbin/umount
    '{{ mountpoint }}'
  when: '{{ mountpoint != dynamic_jails_path + "/" + jail_id }}'
  with_items: '{{ mounts_under_jail.stdout_lines|sort(reverse=True) }}'
  loop_control:
    loop_var: mountpoint

- name: Delete config dir for jail
  file:
    path: '{{ dynamic_jails_path }}/configs/{{ jail_id }}'
    state: absent

- name: Destroying ZFS dataset {{ dynamic_jails_dataset_name }}/{{ jail_id }}
  zfs:
    name: >-
      {{ dynamic_jails_dataset_name }}/{{ jail_id }}
    state: absent
  register: zfs_destroy
  ignore_errors: yes

# Due to a possible bug in the ZFS/FreeBSD kernel, destroying the dataset
# sometimes isn't possible after freeing it up. Hence we use '-f'
- name: Force-destroying ZFS dataset {{ dynamic_jails_dataset_name }}/{{ jail_id }} because it failed formerly
  command:
    /sbin/zfs destroy -f
    {{ dynamic_jails_dataset_name }}/{{ jail_id }}
  when: zfs_destroy | failed

- name: Removing jail directory
  file:
    path: >-
      {{ dynamic_jails_path }}/{{ jail_id }}
    state: absent