On Thu 08 Apr, Frank Weis wrote:
Hi Roger,
*) Drop the Koha database *) remove the web sites (rm -rf /usr/local/koha if you installed in the standard location) *) rm /etc/koha.conf *) rm /etc/koha-httpd.conf *) delete the koha related entries in the mysql users table
Then your system should be comletely koha-free; I did this twice in the last few days :-)
Thanks (and to Paul Poulain)). I foudn that it was best first to open koha.conf (since it contained the paths to the other files) then to delete it and those other files, and then to drop the database. Your final point is the one that I discovered via trial and error: the configuration program refuses to work if there is already a kohaadmin entry. The installer script did not like Apache2 in two respects. First it seemed to treat the Apache user (which is Suse 9 is wwwrun) and group (which is www) as being the same. So an eror message came up to the effect chown wwwrun:wwwrun failed. The second is that it does not recognise the fact that people may want to use name-based virtual hosts. I suppose that it might be difficult to include that in a general purpose config program, but it might be worth considering adding instructions. (I already had a virtual hosts file which I did not need to change.) Roger -- Roger Horne, 11 New Square, Lincoln's Inn, London WC2A 3QB mailto:roger@number7.demon.co.uk