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With the introduction of services, the nginx and systemd services now add files elsewhere in the system that complicate uninstalling a blog (meaning you can't just rm -rf /your/ghost/blog).
Ghost uninstall will first stop everything, then call each service that needs to cleanup something, then delete everything from the directory it's in.
Also, ghost uninstall will ask if the user is super-duper mega extra sure if they want to remove their blog because there's no going back afterwards.
The only thing that won't be cleaned up after an installation is the database if it's mysql. In theory we could use knex-migrator reset to do it, but I'm not sure that's really necessary? People might want to delete a blog and keep all the data.
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With the introduction of services, the
nginx
andsystemd
services now add files elsewhere in the system that complicate uninstalling a blog (meaning you can't justrm -rf /your/ghost/blog
).Ghost uninstall will first stop everything, then call each service that needs to cleanup something, then delete everything from the directory it's in.
Also,
ghost uninstall
will ask if the user is super-duper mega extra sure if they want to remove their blog because there's no going back afterwards.The only thing that won't be cleaned up after an installation is the database if it's mysql. In theory we could use
knex-migrator reset
to do it, but I'm not sure that's really necessary? People might want to delete a blog and keep all the data.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: