Remove Zimbra

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

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Originally Posted by 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

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as root: iptables -t nat -F

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

run:

service zimbra stop

then:

./install.sh -u

try that, not sure if it will work.

try

ps -ef | zimbra

look for anything that comes up and kill that process also.

Hi,

Did this already stil got the login screen

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

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Originally Posted by 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

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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

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

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Originally Posted by 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

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For I dont now what stupid reasen it stayed in my cache it is now solved.

Thanks to all for the help