Hows to remove rubygems

[Turbocom]

K so I installed rubygems and I don't want it in my users cPanel. I'd like to remove Ruby Gems but I don't know how. any help?

[cPanelDavidG]

K so I installed rubygems and I don't want it in my users cPanel. I'd like to remove Ruby Gems but I don't know how. any help?

Feature Manager is how you remove specific icons from the cPanel interface. By removing the icon via Feature Manager, even attempting to access the URL directly will not work. However, disabling a feature via Feature Manager (e.g. Ruby on Rails) will not disable any applications currently using this functionality (e.g. the Ruby Gem(s) you installed).

First, you will need to create a Feature List in Feature Manager. Feature Manager is in the WHM interface in the "Packages" section. You can create a new feature list and simply uncheck any functionality you wish to offer (e.g. all Ruby functionality).

You cannot assign a Feature List directly to a user. Therefore, you will need to assign that Feature List to a Package. If you are only doing this for a single user, you may want to create a new Package. To assign a Feature List to a Package, simply scroll down to where it says "Feature List" and in the drop-down, select the Feature List you have created. Be sure to assign this Package to that user to ensure the icons are removed.

[Turbocom]

Feature Manager is how you remove specific icons from the cPanel interface. By removing the icon via Feature Manager, even attempting to access the URL directly will not work. However, disabling a feature via Feature Manager (e.g. Ruby on Rails) will not disable any applications currently using this functionality (e.g. the Ruby Gem(s) you installed).

First, you will need to create a Feature List in Feature Manager. Feature Manager is in the WHM interface in the "Packages" section. You can create a new feature list and simply uncheck any functionality you wish to offer (e.g. all Ruby functionality).

You cannot assign a Feature List directly to a user. Therefore, you will need to assign that Feature List to a Package. If you are only doing this for a single user, you may want to create a new Package. To assign a Feature List to a Package, simply scroll down to where it says "Feature List" and in the drop-down, select the Feature List you have created. Be sure to assign this Package to that user to ensure the icons are removed.

k that sort of helped. I went into feature manager and removed ruby rails but the icons still appears in cPanel

[cPanelDavidG]

k that sort of helped. I went into feature manager and removed ruby rails but the icons still appears in cPanel

In which feature list did you disable the icons? Was it a feature list you created?

[Turbocom]

In which feature list did you disable the icons? Was it a feature list you created?

I disabled the icons in both of my feature lists

1. default
2. Oracle

No it wasn't a feature list I created. I only disabled ruby rails though, and Rubygems still displays in my cPanel

[Turbocom]

bumping this

[cPanelDavidG]

I disabled the icons in both of my feature lists

1. default
2. Oracle

No it wasn't a feature list I created. I only disabled ruby rails though, and Rubygems still displays in my cPanel

Note that Default only affects users for which no feature list has been asssigned.

Additionally, the Ruby Gems icon is controlled by the Feature List entry "Install Ruby Modules." Unless that is unchecked, RubyGems will still be displayed (even if the RoR icon is not).