Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
On my jail host, I have many jails, but most are not running at any given time:
bastille list lists the running jails
bastille list -a lists all the jails
I use jq to parse the JSON output like so:
bastille list -j|jq
However, I cannot combine the -j flag with -a, i.e., the following commands do not work:
bastille list -j -a# the -a is silently ignoredbastille list -a -j# the -j is silently ignored
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to use the -j and -a flag together so that it lists all active and inactive jails, and outputs this list in JSON format.
Describe alternatives you've considered
There is a Python package called jc that takes the output of various Unix utilties and converts the output to JSON, but it currently does not support Bastille.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. On my jail host, I have many jails, but most are not running at any given time:
bastille listlists the running jailsbastille list -alists all the jailsI use jq to parse the JSON output like so:
bastille list -j|jqHowever, I cannot combine the
-jflag with-a, i.e., the following commands do not work:bastille list -j -a# the -a is silently ignoredbastille list -a -j# the -j is silently ignoredDescribe the solution you'd like
I would like to use the
-jand-aflag together so that it lists all active and inactive jails, and outputs this list in JSON format.Describe alternatives you've considered There is a Python package called
jcthat takes the output of various Unix utilties and converts the output to JSON, but it currently does not support Bastille.Additional context [None]