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Removing the System Reporter Tools on Linux, Removing the MySQL Database (Optional)
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7. Locate and remove the inservstats.db file if the file was in a location other than the System Reporter folder. Also remove the file inservstats.db-journal if present in the same folder. 8. (Optional) In the location where you installed Apache HTTP Server, locate the htdocs directory (for example, C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs) and delete the 3par subdirectory (C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\htdocs\3par). 9. (Optional) Go to the location where you installed Apache HTTP Server and locate the cgi-bin directory (for example, C:\Program Files\Apache Group\Apache2\cgi-bin), then delete the subdirectories 3par-policy and 3par-rpts. Removing the System Reporter Tools on Linux 1. Stop the sampleloop daemon by running: /etc/init.d/sampleloop stop 2. Remove the sampleloop and sysrptwebsrv packages by running: rpm --erase sampleloop rpm --erase sysrptwebsrv Although these commands remove the files associated with the packages, user-modified configuration files are saved with a .rpmsave suffix appended to their names. If you do not plan to re-install these packages later with similar configuration settings you may delete these configuration files. 3. If you used SQLite as the database, locate and remove the inservstats.db file, typically in the /var/inservstats directory. Also remove the file inservstats.db-journal if present in the same directory. Removing the MySQL Database (Optional) If you are using a MySQL database and you want to completely remove all HP 3PAR System Reporter components, you should also remove the inservstats database using the MySQL Administrator, as described in this section. 1. Log in to MySQL as root. You may need to do this on the machine on which MySQL is installed since root login is typically restricted to local logins only. mysql -uroot -p 2. Run the following command at the mysql prompt to delete (drop) the database (named inservstats by default): drop database inservstats; CAUTION: Deleting the database schema will remove the inservstats database and cannot be undone. 3. Delete the users created by running the following commands: drop user cliuser; drop user webuser; 4. Exit the MySQL command line. exit; 50 Installation, Configuration, Update, and Removal