If the uninstallation program is not present or a
stopped installation did not create a complete and functional uninstallation
program, you can manually uninstall IBM® WebSphere® Portal Express®.
Before you begin
If you are uninstalling as a
non-root user, verify that all product directories and files have
the correct permissions. If not, set their permissions to the non-root
user.
About this task
Complete
the following steps to manually uninstall WebSphere Portal Express:Procedure
- If you are uninstalling as a
non-root user, verify that all product directories and files have
the correct permissions. If not, set their permissions to the non-root
user.
- Run the following tasks to stop
the servers:
- ./stopServer.sh WebSphere_Portal -username admin_userid -password admin_password,
from the wp_profile_root/bin directory
- ./stopServer.sh server1 -profileName cw_profile
-username admin_userid -password admin_password,
from the AppServer_root/bin directory
- Verify that there are no other installations
or uninstallations running.
- Complete the following steps
to manually uninstall DB2®:
- Read Uninstalling your DB2 product (Linux and UNIX) for
information on how to manually uninstall DB2.
- Optional: Complete the following steps to
remove the DB2 user
accounts and corresponding directories:
- Run the userdel -r user1; userdel
-r user2 command to delete users.
- Run the groupdel group1; groupdel group2 command
to delete groups.
- Run the rm -Rf /var/db2 command to delete
the DB2 registry
on the machine.
- Run the rpm -e gsk7bas command to delete
the gsk installed with DB2.
- Uninstall WebSphere Application
Server; if you need to
manually uninstall it, refer to Uninstalling manually.
- Delete the PortalServer_root directory tree
and the wp_profile_root directory
tree.
- Optional: After uninstalling WebSphere Portal Express and WebSphere Application
Server, you can also
delete Installation Manager. Run
the ./uninstall command, located in the ibm/InstallationManager/uninstall directory.