Make the warning about the IP address being already used work with processes bound to * in a jail with multiple IP addresses

ezjail-admin

@@ -709,10 +709,26 @@ EOF
 
     # check, whether some host system services do listen on the Jails IP
     IFS=_
-    ezjail_listener=`sockstat -4 -l | grep "${ezjail_ip}:[[:digit:]]"`
+    ezjail_listener=`sockstat -64l | grep "${ezjail_ip}:[[:digit:]]"`
     [ $? -eq 0 ] && echo -e "Warning: Some services already seem to be listening on IP ${ezjail_ip}\n  This may cause some confusion, here they are:\n${ezjail_listener}"
 
-    ezjail_listener=`sockstat -4 -l | grep "*:[[:digit:]]"`
+    # collect list of jail ids with our ip address in their ip address set.
+    # Add none meaning the host system. Prepare this list as argument for pgrep
+    # by prepending -j to each jid
+    IFS=${TIFS}
+    jail_ids=`( echo none=
+      jls -n | sed -E -n s/'.*jid=([0-9]+).*ip4\.addr=([0-9.,]+)'.*/'\1=\2'/p | grep -Ee "${ezjail_ip}(,|$)"
+      jls -n | sed -E -n s/'.*jid=([0-9]+).*ip6\.addr=([0-9a-f:,]+)'.*/'\1=\2'/p | grep -Ee "${ezjail_ip}(,|$)"
+    ) | cut -d= -f1 | sed s/^/-j/`
+
+    # Fetch all corresponding process ids for all matching jail
+    jail_pids=`pgrep $jail_ids`
+
+    # expand pids to form a greppable expression
+    jail_grep=`echo $jail_pids | sed -E -e"s/ /)|(/g" -e"s/^/(/" -e"s/$/)/"`
+
+    IFS=_
+    ezjail_listener=`sockstat -46l | grep -E -e "*:[[:digit:]]" -e " ${jail_grep} "`
     [ $? -eq 0 ] && echo -e "Warning: Some services already seem to be listening on all IP, (including ${ezjail_ip})\n  This may cause some confusion, here they are:\n${ezjail_listener}"
     IFS=,
   done