sandbox-destroy - destory a sandbox
sandbox destroy [-q] name
sandbox-destroy unlinks all files and directories and unmounts devices in the sandbox called name. It is NOT equivalent to
rm -rf /var/sandboxes/<name> # Not equivalent.
because that doesn't handle devices properly.
There is no need to aggressively destroy sandboxes as an average Linux system can support well over 100 without running out of inodes.
-q, --quiet-h, --helpThe Flaming Lips - "The W.A.N.D. (The Will Always Negates Defeat)"
Richard Crowley richard@devstructure.com
Part of sandbox(1).
sandbox-list(1), sandbox-which(1), sandbox-create(1), sandbox-clone(1), sandbox-use(1), and sandbox-destroy(1).