Hi, I'd like to completely uninstall mailman from ISPConfig. It was installed using autoinstaller, is it possible? how? Thanks!
Do you know what OS is running on that host? If it were Debian GNU/Linux, removing would go something like Code: apt purge mailman apt autoremove Then Code: dpkg --list | grep -i mailman and purge those packages if needed.
never installed it, so not 100%, but i would assume the typical method would work perfectly fine... remove to remove the package, and purge to remove any configs. apt remove mailman apt purge mailman
I would be careful in removing configs, better just uninstall the package and not purge it. Removing the configs means that there might be files missing that are loaded by postfix. As these are empty unless you use mailman, it doe snot hurt that they are there, but if they are missing, postfix will fail.
Thanks for your replies and sorry for not specifying the distro, Ubuntu 20.04 server. Is there any other change to make in ISPConfig after that? Thank you!
mailman is not installed on your system at all as mailman 2 is not available on Ubuntu 22.04. The auto-installer has informed you about that during install, if I remember correctly.
Sorry, misread your post. Mailman 2 exists in Ubuntu 20.04 but not 22.04. On Ubuntu 20.04, just uninstall it with apt but don't purge it. Personally, I won't uninstall it even if it's not in use.