Uninstalling Sitebuilder

Sitebuilder is uninstalled by root user in the command line mode.

To uninstall Sitebuilder in Debian-based systems:

1. Run apt-get remove sitebuilder\*

   If you wish to remove the Sitebuilder database as well, run apt-get remove --purge sitebuilder\*.

2. Run apt-get remove php5sb

To uninstall Sitebuilder using YUM in rpm-based systems:

1. Run yum remove sitebuilder
2. Run yum remove php5sb

To uninstall Sitebuilder in FreeBSD-based systems:

1. Change to directory /usr/ports/swsoft/sitebuilder-modules
2. Run make deinstall
3. Change to directory /usr/ports/swsoft/sitebuilder
4. Run make deinstall

After Sitebuilder uninstallation, we recommend removing other Sitebuilder components (the Sitebuilder database and directory) from the server, in case you do not need them. If you wish to perform another clean installation of Sitebuilder, removing all components of previous installation is a requirement.

To remove the Sitebuilder database:

• On Debian-based systems, you run apt-get remove --purge sitebuilder\* during the Sitebuilder uninstallation process, as specified in the procedure above.
• On other supported operating systems, run mysql -e "drop database sitebuilder3"

To remove the Sitebuilder directory:

• On Debian and Ubuntu, run rm -rf /opt/sitebuilder
• On other supported operating systems, run rm -rf /usr/local/sitebuilder