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What is proper CF 9 uninstall process

Jun 4, 2010 11:12 AM

Does anyone know the proper uninstall process to uninstall the Linux/Unix version of CF 9?  Documentation says to go to cf_root/uninstall and execute ./uninstall.sh.

 

This is incorrect.  There is no  "./unistall.sh" script in the uninstall directory.  There is a "uninstall" (no .sh) script in the uninstall directory, but looking at it it looks like a Java uninstall, not a ColdFusion uninstall.

 

Does anyone know the proper way to uninstall CF 9 (Linux 64 flavor)?

 
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    Jun 4, 2010 5:49 PM   in reply to FreedomNet

    That is the correct script.

     

    ColdFusion IS a Java server.

     
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    Jul 27, 2012 7:27 AM   in reply to FreedomNet

    This exact issue has come up in the alpha and beta testing of ColdFusion server (multiple versions) on Linux. The issue described in the forum is exactly what I've heard others say and had happen once on a Centos VM during the betas. However, I have not seen it happen outside of the beta's.

     

    I am confident in saying this is fixed. I recently ran the uninstall on a production ColdFusion 9.0.1 server for the purpose of fixing a broken installation. The uninstall program worked perfectly on Centos 6.3. 

     
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