Uninstalling Linux Clients

To uninstall a Linux Client using the command line, do the following:

1. Run the Terminal.

2. Navigate to the folder containing the Linux Client by running the command:

$ cd /opt/.Ekran

3. The .Ekran folder contains the uninstall.sh script used to uninstall the Client.

4. Run the uninstallation script by running the following command:

$ sudo ./uninstall.sh -f

NOTE: If you uninstall the Linux Client using the "$ sudo ./uninstall.sh" command without using the "-f" parameter, some files and folders (e.g. "/var/.ekran/log") may remain after uninstallation.

5. Enter the password of the superuser.

6. The Linux Client will then be uninstalled.

7. Reboot the Linux Client computer (optional).

To uninstall a Linux Client using RPM Manager for Red Hat (e.g. RHEL and CentOS) distributions, do the following:

1. Uninstall the SytecaLinuxClientx64 RPM package by running the following command:

$ sudo FORCE=1 rpm -e SytecaLinuxClientx64

NOTE: If you uninstall the Linux Client using the "$ sudo rpm -e SytecaLinuxClientx64" command without using the "FORCE" parameter, some files and folders (e.g. "/var/.ekran/log") may remain after uninstallation.

2. Enter the password of the superuser.

3. The Linux Client will then be uninstalled.

4. Reboot the Linux Client computer (optional).