Cleaning after ISPConfig "installation"

[lzap]

Hello,

I found ISPConfig not usable for me, I need to uninstall it but I get the No results found! uninstall error.

What configuration files ISPConfig has changed? I need to revert them all to the previous state. Is there an installation log?

Thank

[xare]

Hi I do not know which services you are using. But i can explain to you that as far as I have seen ISPConfig changes httpd.conf.

When it changes it does make a backup copy of httpd.conf renaming it to httpd.conf.orig, it also creates an exact copy of the changed file but with a different name httpd.conf appending at the end of the name the date and time of when that change was made.

It also changes /etc/postfix/main.cf

It does include the following orders
virtual_maps = hash:/etc/mail/virtusertable

mydestination = /etc/mail/local-host-names

In my case it commented this one.
virtual_alias_maps = hash:/etc/postfix/virtual
which was fed by virtualmin where all my email address names are stored.

/home/my_IP_number folder was created and access logs can be found there.
/home/admispconfig folder was created inside various files and mail stats folder
/home/web1 folder
/home/web2 folder
also created

Hope this is useful to you.

[falko]

Did you try the uninstall script?
Run

/root/ispconfig/uninstall

[tom]

Originally Posted by falko

Did you try the uninstall script?
Run

/root/ispconfig/uninstall

I've got the same fault and did:

server01:/# /root/ispconfig/uninstall
No results found!server01:/#

How can I uninstall ISP?

[Mathias]

Originally Posted by tom

I've got the same fault and did:


How can I uninstall ISP?

Hi

I've just uninstalled my ISPConfig panel, without that error ... So you have made a fault somewhere

[falko]

Originally Posted by tom

I've got the same fault and did:


How can I uninstall ISP?

What's the output of

ls -la /root/ispconfig

?