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Do these need to be installed for ISPConfig?
Can they be removed from an existing ISPConfig setup?
Will ISPConfig notice they don't exist and thus not present them within the interface?
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Old 12th February 2013, 08:51
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Do these need to be installed for ISPConfig?
No.

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Can they be removed from an existing ISPConfig setup?
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Will ISPConfig notice they don't exist and thus not present them within the interface?
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Assuming I wished to remove them from a setup. What would I need to do for the ISPConfig configuration? Would I run the installer again or do i do similar to doing an update?
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