How do I uninstall Pro?

[SupermanInNY]

It doesn't seem like a working solution for me.
How do I remove it from my box?

-Alon.

 

[chirpy]

WHM > Addon Modules > uninstall pro

If you installed pro before it was in WHM and it doesn't show as installed, it might be best to install it via WHM and uninstall it to get rid of it.

 

[SupermanInNY]

WHM > Addon Modules > uninstall pro

If you installed pro before it was in WHM and it doesn't show as installed, it might be best to install it via WHM and uninstall it to get rid of it.

Yup.. thanks

An interesting thing though..

I've done 3 things at the same time, in this particular order:

Added Addon Scripts
1. Installed Coppermine
2. Installed Mmabo

Addon Modules:
1. Added cPanelPro.
2. Removed cPanelPro.

After that, I went to check on httpd.conf as I remembered reading some posts about leechprotect mod not being removed.

Well.. it was removed,. but also,.. all the Apache comment blocks were removed.
Since I like those useless comments, I pulled a two day (luckily no new customers were
addeded) backup of the httpd.conf and now I have those comments back (I manually removed the leechprotect from the old copy).

Just something to let you know,.. that you might want to investigate why it removes all the blocks. Or perhaps this is intentional?

WHM 9.9.9 cPanel 9.9.9-S15
RedHat 9 i686 - WHM X v3.1.0

-Alon.

 

[haze]

The removal probably rebuilds the httpd.conf file from scratch, i assume. If you think its a bug you might want to submit it to: http://bugzilla.cpanel.net to get the attention of the cpanel team

 

[SupermanInNY]

The removal probably rebuilds the httpd.conf file from scratch, i assume. If you think its a bug you might want to submit it to: http://bugzilla.cpanel.net to get the attention of the cpanel team

Already submitted

Thanks.

-Alon

 

[jdonoso]

Just in case someone else want to post about this bug, you can do it here: http://bugzilla.cpanel.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1824

Best regards,

 

[LP-Trel]

The

Added Addon Scripts
1. Installed Coppermine
2. Installed Mmabo

Won't touch the httpd.conf in any way.