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Hi,
I have recently installed FOG (Free Open Source Ghost) onto Ubuntu hardy.
The program was installed by the installfog.sh script. By the way FOG is running and installed but ...
- 04-13-2009 #1Just Joined!
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How to uninstall FOG
Hi,
I have recently installed FOG (Free Open Source Ghost) onto Ubuntu hardy.
The program was installed by the installfog.sh script. By the way FOG is running and installed but i want to add dhcp to it's services so i want to uninstall and reinstall.
I have looked at:
re running the script detects that it's installed and does nothing much.
FOG :: A Computer Cloning Solution - Home
apt-get remove fog
dpkg --remove fog
can't see any uninstall scripts
If you know how to uninstall please comment it would really be appreciated.
- 04-02-2010 #2Just Joined!
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I too have installed without DHCP and find myself needing to enable DHCP on the FOG box b/c my router doent support any of the methods decribed for pxe booting from the fog box. I'm disappointed I can't find any other information on re-answering those initial questions when installing fog....re-running it I get the same results as you and I can't find where anyone describes removal, but I'll keep looking!
- 04-02-2010 #3
I don't have this installed or use it. I use PartedImage CD for this.
So I read from this page looking into it
FOG: An IT Imaging Solution | Linux.com
So I was wondering if they had a
Which is in the /opt folder where you extracted the tar.gzRun the script that is in the /bin folder by using ./installfog.sh.
Shouldn't there be a ./uninstallfog.sh in there somewhere that you can cd to as root in terminal and uninstall FOG with.Linux Registered User # 475019
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- 04-02-2010 #4
So googling ./uninstallfog.sh . I found
Uninstall FOG - FOGWiki
In Fogs Wiki. Which looks convulted because instead of providing a uninstall script like they did for the install. I consider it to be a poor practice. Guys I know that have wrote application .sh scripts on there own usually provide a uninstall .sh script also. At least in my experience. Like one guy I know who made a script for managing the Desktop for Easy Mode Xandros. His uninstall.sh was right next to the install.sh. Any ways. That is there way to uninstall FOG.
Looking at it again. It looks like you need to open a blank text file with gedit. Copy and paste what is on that page.
Name that file ./uninstallfog.sh.Uninstall FOG
Remove files
/var/www/fog
/opt/fog
/tftpboot
/images
delete fog database
mysql
drop database fog;
quit
delete fog system user
userdel fog
remove service
sudo rm /etc/init.d/FOGImageReplicator
sudo rm /etc/init.d/FOGMulticastManager
Make it executable
Using properties by right clicking on text file in Nautilus file manager.
Then open terminal (where that file is located by cding to it) and run that script as sudo user.
But I would first look to see if that script is already in that FOG file Already first. It should be there.Last edited by rokytnji; 04-02-2010 at 05:54 AM.
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