How to Uninstall in Debian?

[dnmoon]

Sorry for this stupid question, but I couldn't find the answer posted anywhere.

I installed 4.2.0d ( Bitrock Installer ) on a system using Debian Linux. I sort of messed up the ports, since I had another (unused) Apache server running, so I wanted to start again.

If I just delete all the files in the /opt/sugarcrm-4.2.0d folder, will this do the job? Is it possible to run the Uninstall utility somehow? I can see the uninstall icon and the file in the appropriate folder... but can't seem to make it do anything.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Regards,
Dave

[ridruejo]

Hi

One of the goals of the BitRock-based stacks is to be self contained, so uninstallation is very easy:

1) Make sure Apache, MySQL, etc are stopped by issuing (as root, since you installed as root):

/opt/sugarcrm-4.2.0d/sugarctl.sh stop

2) Run uninstall process

/opt/sugarcrm-4.2.0d/uninstall

If 2) fails for whatever reason (it shouldn't) you can always use the old-school method of :

rm -rf /opt/sugarcrm-4.2.0d/

Which is ok, because the stack is self contained

Cheers

Daniel