+10hey all,
How can I uninstall JSS 8.4 from my Snow Leopard Server completely with no trace it ever lived there?
I want to repurpose a very useful Mac server and don't want to go through the whole reinstallation process, since the machine has many sharepoints, configs, users, etc.
thanks,
-pat
Best answer by JPDyson
Chris, I think he means the JSS, not the jamf (client) framework.
Pat, you'll want to remove mysql (or at least the jamf database), and delete /Library/JSS. I think that'll just about do it - unless you want to also remove any certificates you created (apart from the built-in) or disable any file shares you set up for distribution.
+27a few commands
sudo rm -r /Applications/Self Service.app
sudo rm -r /Library/Preferences/com.apple.SoftwareUpdate.plist
sudo /usr/sbin/jamf -removeFramework
+27Though, technically only the "sudo jamf -removeFramework" is necessary.
+19Chris,
Does -removeFramework work on a JSS also to remove all the bits?
+13Chris, I think he means the JSS, not the jamf (client) framework.
Pat, you'll want to remove mysql (or at least the jamf database), and delete /Library/JSS. I think that'll just about do it - unless you want to also remove any certificates you created (apart from the built-in) or disable any file shares you set up for distribution.
+27Whoops... quite correct. Sorry, too much coffee this morning ;-)
+10Hiya,
Yes, I meant the JSS off the Server and not the client.
I'll give what JPD a try!
thanks,
-pat
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