Remove Zimbra

wabraas · Post by **wabraas** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 4:51 am

Can somebody help me to deinstall ZIMBRA.
I did a ./install.sh -u and it looks ok but i still get the Zimbra login screen when i connect to the website.

And my website is not working anymore
Thank's

marcmac · Post by **marcmac** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 9:52 am

[quote user="wabraas"]Can somebody help me to deinstall ZIMBRA.
I did a ./install.sh -u and it looks ok but i still get the Zimbra login screen when i connect to the website.

And my website is not working anymore
Thank's[/QUOTE]
as root: iptables -t nat -F

wabraas · Post by **wabraas** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 10:14 am

Thank's but did not do the job, still got the ZIMBRA login screen

joshuamorgan · Post by **joshuamorgan** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 7:30 pm

run:
service zimbra stop
then:
./install.sh -u
try that, not sure if it will work.

agnOstos · Post by **agnOstos** » Mon Oct 31, 2005 10:06 pm

try
ps -ef | zimbra
look for anything that comes up and kill that process also.

wabraas · Post by **wabraas** » Tue Nov 01, 2005 2:15 am

Hi,
Did this already stil got the login screen

agnOstos · Post by **agnOstos** » Wed Nov 02, 2005 12:54 pm

I'm not too sure but if you've stopped the service, run ps and killed any processes belonging to zimbra and run ./install -u. I can't imagine how that login screen would still show up. Unless it has something to do with zmiptables. Try zmiptables -u

andreychek · Post by **andreychek** » Wed Nov 02, 2005 1:03 pm

[quote user="agnOstos"]I'm not too sure but if you've stopped the service, run ps and killed any processes belonging to zimbra and run ./install -u. I can't imagine how that login screen would still show up. Unless it has something to do with zmiptables. Try zmiptables -u[/QUOTE]

Agreed.
I can only think of two possibilities:
* The address being used to connect to Zimbra is the wrong one, and is connecting to another live server
* Zimbra is cached. I ran into this once. I set it up so that mail.mydomain.com poppup up the Zimbra login. I later modified that to show some other website, where you could get to Zimbra by clicking a "mail" link. After setting up the other website, when I first went there, I saw the Zimbra login. Odd. Turns out that it was just cached. A shift-reload solved it immediatly, showing the correct site.
Have a good one,

-Eric

wabraas · Post by **wabraas** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 2:44 am

Hi,

I did everthing jou wrote.
Stop zimbra service

./install -u

ps -ef | zimbra
except

zmiptables -u
Because you can't do that after you did ./install -u
There is nothing in the cache I rebooted ery system in my local network and refreshed with shift and ctrl-f5 my website.
It is not that i want Zimbra to remove from my system but my website is not workink anymore,

Do you now (and i think you now) how to operate a seperate website next to

ZIMBRA, for my it is no problem if it is operating on a different port than 80 or that you use someting like //webserver/mywebsite
I even just now reinstalled everiting:

Then
Stop zimbra service

zmiptables -u

./install -u
rebooted systems
and still i have the ZIMBRA login screen

wabraas · Post by **wabraas** » Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:00 am

[quote user="andreychek"]Agreed.
I can only think of two possibilities:
* The address being used to connect to Zimbra is the wrong one, and is connecting to another live server
* Zimbra is cached. I ran into this once. I set it up so that mail.mydomain.com poppup up the Zimbra login. I later modified that to show some other website, where you could get to Zimbra by clicking a "mail" link. After setting up the other website, when I first went there, I saw the Zimbra login. Odd. Turns out that it was just cached. A shift-reload solved it immediatly, showing the correct site.
Have a good one,

-Eric[/QUOTE]
For I dont now what stupid reasen it stayed in my cache it is now solved.
Thanks to all for the help