Need help with uninstalling litespeed

#1
Sorry for asking how to uninstall :p

i know you can uninstall litespeed with this command (with correct directory):
lsws/admin/misc/uninstall.sh

i want to use yum to setup php, mysql and lighttpd
BUT after uninstall of litespeed, how do i start php with the same config as litespeed (except --with-litespeed instead of that --with-lighttpd)
and does mysql remain running (untouched?)

thank you if you helped me!
 
#4
but my question is still unanswered:

BUT after uninstall of litespeed, how do i start php with the same config as litespeed (except --with-litespeed instead of that --with-lighttpd)
and does mysql remain running (untouched?)
 

robfrew

Well-Known Member
#5
but my question is still unanswered:

BUT after uninstall of litespeed, how do i start php with the same config as litespeed (except --with-litespeed instead of that --with-lighttpd)
and does mysql remain running (untouched?)
You're not understanding what I'm telling you. PHP & MySql are separate applications from LSWS. Once you uninstall, LSWS, you are on your own. You can get help from various sources around the internet. Since you are no longer a LSWS user, you cannot get help here as your questions no longer relate to LSWS.
 
#6
You're not understanding what I'm telling you. PHP & MySql are separate applications from LSWS. Once you uninstall, LSWS, you are on your own. You can get help from various sources around the internet. Since you are no longer a LSWS user, you cannot get help here as your questions no longer relate to LSWS.
let me questionize this else

php get untouched after litespeed uninstall?
mysql including databases dont get touched after litespeed uninstall?
 

robfrew

Well-Known Member
#7
let me questionize this else

php get untouched after litespeed uninstall?
mysql including databases dont get touched after litespeed uninstall?
Because LSWS does not include mysql, it will not remove it.
If you used the PHP build included with LSWS, yes, it will most likely remove it. But that shouldn't matter if you are going to install them from yum anyways.
 
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