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Bash script to uninstall Phoenix agents and remove all directories on Linux
Bash script to uninstall Phoenix agents and remove all directories on Linux
Updated over 6 months ago

This article applies to:

  • OS: RHEL, CentOS or SLES hosts and the others for Ubuntu hosts

  • Product edition: Phoenix

Overview

This article provides the single script to uninstall Phoenix agents from a Linux system and remove all its directories from their hosts.

Uninstall Phoenix agents from a Linux host

  1. Use vi or any text editor to create the bash file.

    # vi /root/Phoenix_uninstall.bash
        # chmod 750 /root/Phoenix_uninstall.bash
  2. Add the uninstall script to the bash file.

    • Bash script for RHEL, SLES, and CentOS:

      #!/bin/bash

      #

      # This is a Phoenix/InSync uninstallation script!
      # Please consult Druva Tech Support before use it.

      #

      #

      echo This is a Phoenix/InSync uninstallation script!
      echo Please consult Druva Tech Support before use it.
      echo "Do you wish to proceed (Y/N) ?"
      read ANS
      echo "your answer is $ANS"
      if [ $ANS == N ]
          then
              echo Quit running script…
          exit
          else
              echo Proceed with uninstallations

      fi

      # If the script is to be used by a non-interactive program
      # Lines above this can be commented out with #
      for RPM in $(rpm -qa |grep -i druva)
              do
              echo found Druva packages: $RPM
              echo
              echo uninstalling $RPM
              echo
              rpm -e $RPM

      done

      # To remove all Phoenix directories and files.
      sleep 3
      rm -rf /etc/Phoenix/
      rm -rf /opt/Druva/
      rm -rf /var/log/Phoenix/
      rm -rf /var/Phoenix/
      rm -f /etc/rc.d/init.d/Phoenix
      rm -f /etc/rc.d/rc?.d/?80Phoenix
      rm -f /usr/bin/Phoenix*
      echo Uninstallation Completed.
    • Bash script for Ubuntu:

      #!/bin/bash

      #

      # This is a Phoenix uninstallation script for Ubunto.
      # Please consult Druva Tech Support before use it.

      #

      #

      echo This is a Phoenix uninstallation script!
      echo Please consult Druva Tech Support before use it.
      echo "Do you wish to proceed (Y/N) ?"
      read ANS
      echo "your answer is $ANS"
      if [ $ANS == N ]
          then
              echo Quit running script…
          exit
          else
              echo Proceed with uninstallations

      fi

      # If the script is to be used by a non-interactive program
      # Lines above this can be commented out with #
      echo This script will uninstall Druva Phoenix and remove all Phoenix directories from this host!! 
      for PKG in $(dpkg -la |grep -i druva) 
      do 
      echo found Druva packages: $PKG 
      echo 
      echo uninstalling $PKG 
      echo 
      dpkg -r $PKG 
      dpkg --purge $PKG 
      done 
      # To remove all Phoenix directories and files.
      sleep 3 
      rm -rf /etc/Phoenix/ 
      rm -rf /opt/Druva/ 
      rm -rf /var/log/Phoenix/ 
      rm -rf /var/Phoenix/ 
      rm -f /etc/init.d/Phoenix 
      rm -f /etc/rc?.d/*Phoenix 
      rm -f /usr/bin/Phoenix* 
      echo Uninstallation Completed.
  3. Check the status of Phoenix package on the host.

    # service Phoenix status

    For example, the Phoenix status may appear as below:

    PhoenixStatusOnLinux.png
  4. Run the bash file to uninstall Phoenix Agents and remove its directories.

    # ./Phoenix_uninstall.bash
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