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bigbangtheorem
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How would you go about uninstalling plesk. I installed it using the auto-installer script and RPM reports all the individual packages as not installed... help!
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jamesyeeoc
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For psa itself, even when installed using the autoinstaller, rpm should still list psa itself as installed.
rpm -q psa
should show you something like:
psa-7.5.3-rh9.build75050506.13
so to uninstall it: rpm -e psa-7.5.3-rh9.build750506.13
For the other packages which are psa specific, to find a list of them:
rpm -qa |grep 'psa-'
then just 'rpm -e <package name> to get rid of those. Any other packages which were not Plesk specific you can generally leave those (apache, perl, php, mysql, etc, etc) since you may need those for later.
rpm -q psa
should show you something like:
psa-7.5.3-rh9.build75050506.13
so to uninstall it: rpm -e psa-7.5.3-rh9.build750506.13
For the other packages which are psa specific, to find a list of them:
rpm -qa |grep 'psa-'
then just 'rpm -e <package name> to get rid of those. Any other packages which were not Plesk specific you can generally leave those (apache, perl, php, mysql, etc, etc) since you may need those for later.
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bigbangtheorem
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Thanks a bunch, worked out perfectly 
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