Business Manager uninstall Debian Lenny?

[AlexanderP]

Is there a working way to uninstall this so called "business manager" thing COMPLETLY under debain without ending up with a crapped out installation of Plesk?

I tried so far to remove it via apt-get, neither normal nor --purge help. I always end up with the menu's still there ending up with a 404. Delting the directories after doesn't hgelp either. I also tried another trick form old Plesk versions involving "desktop" but htis binary is no longer there.

Also autoinstaller still shows it as installed, no matter if uninstalled or now. Many customer installed it by accident and demand it to be removed now, giving us hard times here. Can someone please provide us with a solution before I jump out of the window?

 

[lhwparis]

look their:
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=105577

 

[AlexanderP]

I already voted there but it does not help my issue with Debian This is really tiresome.

 

[lhwparis]

sorry wrong URL :/
have you read this?: http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=105577

 

[AlexanderP]

Yes, for CentOS/Redhat this might work, but if you apt-get remove it on Debian it still has menus in there and is totaly crapped out after.

 

[RicardoH]

Hello AlexanderP,

To uninstall Customer and Business Manager in Debian, just do this:

1. Disable the SSO service:
# /usr/local/psa/bin/sso --disable

2. Remove the corresponding packages:
# apt-get remove sw-sso plesk-billing

3. Create a backup of the psa Plesk database:
# mysqldump -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` psa > /root/psa.dump.sql

4. Login to the psa database:
# mysql -uadmin -p`cat /etc/psa/.psa.shadow` psa

5. Once logged to MySQL, remove the record with the following SQL query:
mysql> delete from cl_param where param='ppb-url';

6. exit.

Regards!