UnInstalling Koha-common brings errors
I initially installed Koha from packages using instructions on this site.
I decided to uninstall it, I used apt-get remove koha-common
then I deleted the install dir which was (/usr/share/koha/
) permanently. Later when I used apt-get purge koha_common
it brings this error:
dpkg: error processing package koha-common (--purge):
subprocess installed pre-removal script returned exit status 1
Error: /usr/share/koha/bin/koha-functions.sh not present
...
dpkg: error while cleaning up...
This error tends to persist when I try to re-install. As a result I have not been able to re-install. Please, anybody with a solution or a hack on how to overcome this!
14.04
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I initially installed Koha from packages using instructions on this site.
I decided to uninstall it, I used apt-get remove koha-common
then I deleted the install dir which was (/usr/share/koha/
) permanently. Later when I used apt-get purge koha_common
it brings this error:
dpkg: error processing package koha-common (--purge):
subprocess installed pre-removal script returned exit status 1
Error: /usr/share/koha/bin/koha-functions.sh not present
...
dpkg: error while cleaning up...
This error tends to persist when I try to re-install. As a result I have not been able to re-install. Please, anybody with a solution or a hack on how to overcome this!
14.04
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I initially installed Koha from packages using instructions on this site.
I decided to uninstall it, I used apt-get remove koha-common
then I deleted the install dir which was (/usr/share/koha/
) permanently. Later when I used apt-get purge koha_common
it brings this error:
dpkg: error processing package koha-common (--purge):
subprocess installed pre-removal script returned exit status 1
Error: /usr/share/koha/bin/koha-functions.sh not present
...
dpkg: error while cleaning up...
This error tends to persist when I try to re-install. As a result I have not been able to re-install. Please, anybody with a solution or a hack on how to overcome this!
14.04
I initially installed Koha from packages using instructions on this site.
I decided to uninstall it, I used apt-get remove koha-common
then I deleted the install dir which was (/usr/share/koha/
) permanently. Later when I used apt-get purge koha_common
it brings this error:
dpkg: error processing package koha-common (--purge):
subprocess installed pre-removal script returned exit status 1
Error: /usr/share/koha/bin/koha-functions.sh not present
...
dpkg: error while cleaning up...
This error tends to persist when I try to re-install. As a result I have not been able to re-install. Please, anybody with a solution or a hack on how to overcome this!
14.04
14.04
edited Nov 28 '16 at 12:33
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Samuel ThomasSamuel Thomas
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This is not a Koha issue. Please read apt
manual page (similar to apt-get
) running man apt
. You should expect to receive an error about a file not being present on a folder you just deleted. To remove completely Koha should be enough to
sudo apt purge koha-common
apt remove
(and with apt-get
) is different will leave configuration files of the package (again, that's on manual page).
As said here remove first all Koha instance.
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This is not a Koha issue. Please read apt
manual page (similar to apt-get
) running man apt
. You should expect to receive an error about a file not being present on a folder you just deleted. To remove completely Koha should be enough to
sudo apt purge koha-common
apt remove
(and with apt-get
) is different will leave configuration files of the package (again, that's on manual page).
As said here remove first all Koha instance.
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This is not a Koha issue. Please read apt
manual page (similar to apt-get
) running man apt
. You should expect to receive an error about a file not being present on a folder you just deleted. To remove completely Koha should be enough to
sudo apt purge koha-common
apt remove
(and with apt-get
) is different will leave configuration files of the package (again, that's on manual page).
As said here remove first all Koha instance.
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This is not a Koha issue. Please read apt
manual page (similar to apt-get
) running man apt
. You should expect to receive an error about a file not being present on a folder you just deleted. To remove completely Koha should be enough to
sudo apt purge koha-common
apt remove
(and with apt-get
) is different will leave configuration files of the package (again, that's on manual page).
As said here remove first all Koha instance.
This is not a Koha issue. Please read apt
manual page (similar to apt-get
) running man apt
. You should expect to receive an error about a file not being present on a folder you just deleted. To remove completely Koha should be enough to
sudo apt purge koha-common
apt remove
(and with apt-get
) is different will leave configuration files of the package (again, that's on manual page).
As said here remove first all Koha instance.
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