HELIOS Base User manual |
Place the CD-ROM in the CD drive of your UNIX computer and enter the mount and install commands which may be different for different UNIX systems. The correct commands for your specific computer are stated in the booklet we have enclosed with our CD-ROM.
As soon as you have entered the last command, the "HELIOS Installer" will appear (Fig. 32). To uninstall the HELIOS software select Remove HELIOS Products from the main menu and press RETURN.
There is also an alternative option to remove all software products from the server, e.g. if the HELIOS CD-ROM is not available:
Warning: This command on the command line will remove all installed HELIOS products from the server!
The Removable Products section shows all HELIOS software products which can be removed from the server (see Fig. 33).
-> In the Removable Products section highlight the product you want to remove and press the space bar, so it becomes marked (see Fig. 33). To deselect one (or more) item in the list, press the space bar again.
The example in Fig. 33 shows that Base (with Base Data) and EtherShare are supposed to remain on the server, and PCShare is about to be removed.
Important: Starting the uninstallation will stop all HELIOS services running on the server. Therefore, please make sure all HELIOS users are logged-out before you install new products. To verify the HELIOS user status you can use 6.5 "swho".
The Installation ... completed window shows the status of the installation (Fig. 34)
Fig. 34: The Done removing window
-> Leave the installation menu with Esc or Ctrl-X (see also 4.1.4 "Navigating through the HELIOS Installer") to get back to the main menu.
Note: Uninstalling the HELIOS software, or parts of the software, will not remove any configuration files nor volume or spool directories. This allows to install the software again using all existing configuration data.
To remove all HELIOS files after the software removal do the following:
1. cd /usr/local
rm -rf helios
2. Then remove all HELIOS spool directories.
3. Remove all user volumes.The Introduction dialog (Fig. 35) gives an overview of the installed HELIOS products and their main features.
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