Uninstalling Secure Connectors (Linux)
This topic provides information about uninstalling a Secure Connector from a Linux machine.
Before you begin
You must have root level permissions to uninstall the Secure Connector from a Linux machine.
About this task
You can uninstall the Secure Connector by using a graphical interface, issuing a command line command, or running the Java uninstall .jar file. Choose one of the following options to uninstall a Secure Connector and all its configuration settings from a Linux machine.
Uninstalling the Secure
Connector using a graphical interface: You must have a desktop
environment, such as GNOME or KDE, to successfully uninstall the Secure
Connector using this procedure.
- Verifty that another program, such as your browser or command shell, does not have any of the Secure Connector directories open.
- From the application directory, select .
- From the application directory, select .
Uninstalling the Secure Connector from the command
prompt:
- Verify that another program, such as your browser or command shell, does not have any of the Secure Connector directories open.
- From the command prompt, issue the ./Uninstaller/uninstall.sh command.
Uninstalling the Secure Connector with .jar file. You
must have Java™ version 1.6 or
higher installed to successfully uninstall the Secure Connector using
this procedure.
- Verifty that another program, such as your browser or command shell, does not have any of the Secure Connector directories open.
- From the command prompt, enter the runclient_osgi.sh stop command.
- In the directory where you installed the Secure Connector, navigate
to the Uninstaller sub-directory to find the uninstaller.jar file: "${JAVA}"
-jar "${INSTALL_DIR}/Uninstaller/uninstaller.jar" where {JAVA} is
the Java executable and {INSTALL_DIR} is the Secure
Connector name.
A dialog box is displayed.
- Select the Force the Deletion… option.
- Click Uninstall.
- Click Quit.
Results
The Secure Connector is uninstalled. Configuration settings are retained in the home directory.