mrmad1966
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Webmin Boot services not needed - How Remove Them ?
Hi
I am running Ubuntu server 8.04 LTS no GUI (All command line), the server has been running for about 3 years in which time I have installed & uninstalled progs as required.. I now have three items I need to uninstall/remove in the correct way of course.. Looking at my screenshot you will see the Bootup & SHutdown screen from my Webmin..
How do I get rid twonky stuff & the ftp service correctly..
Thanks
BootProgs.jpg
I am running Ubuntu server 8.04 LTS no GUI (All command line), the server has been running for about 3 years in which time I have installed & uninstalled progs as required.. I now have three items I need to uninstall/remove in the correct way of course.. Looking at my screenshot you will see the Bootup & SHutdown screen from my Webmin..
How do I get rid twonky stuff & the ftp service correctly..
Thanks
BootProgs.jpg
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Thanks for this..The twonky one was a bit different, not installed via apt OR software packages the file name was twonkymedia-i386-glibc-2.2 .5-6.0.28. sh
Its the first time I have installed anything in this way hence the reason I am at a loss on how to uninstall correctly!
Thank you
Its the first time I have installed anything in this way hence the reason I am at a loss on how to uninstall correctly!
Thank you
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FTP is one of the most essential services, you may need it again sooner or later. Once disabled, it will not cost you any resources, and should you need it again you can re-enable it with the click of a button.
So place a checkmark near 'vsftpd' and then click "Disable now and on boot".
The twonky stuff is already disabled, hence does not require resources. If you wish to completely get rid of it, depending on the way you installed it you ought to reverse that installation process.
This is to say: If you installed twonky on the command line via "apt-get", you need to invoke
sudo apt-get remove twonky*
If you installed it via Webmin under "Software packages", go there again and remove the twonky package.