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If you'd like to uninstall Group-Office on Debian/Ubuntu you can run: | If you'd like to uninstall Group-Office on Debian/Ubuntu you can run: | ||
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rm -rf /home/groupoffice | rm -rf /home/groupoffice | ||
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| + | ==Manuall install== | ||
| + | If you installed manually simply undo what you've done to install it. | ||
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| + | #Remove source | ||
| + | #Remove data files | ||
| + | #Remove database | ||
| + | #Undo webserver configuration | ||
Latest revision as of 10:55, 17 June 2015
Debian / Ubuntu
If you'd like to uninstall Group-Office on Debian/Ubuntu you can run:
apt-get purge groupoffice-com
It will ask you to remove the database as well.
Some data might still be in /home/groupoffice so you can remove that with the command:
rm -rf /home/groupoffice
Manuall install
If you installed manually simply undo what you've done to install it.
- Remove source
- Remove data files
- Remove database
- Undo webserver configuration
