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Document how to complete remove all EGroupware data from a host system (apt remove egroupware-docker does NOT!)
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# Completely removing EGroupware installation
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> Deinstalling egroupware-docker does on purpose NOT remove any data from your system!
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If you want to remove all data (database and files), you have to use the following commands:
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apt|yum|zyper remove egroupware-{docker,colabora-key,rocketchat,guacamole} # only if you have not already done so
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for volume in $(docker volume ls|grep egroupware-docker); do docker volume rm -f $volume; done
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rm -rf /var/lib/egroupware /etc/egroupware-*
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> The above procedure is also necessary if a clear reinstall fails e.g. `docker logs -f egroupware` shows it can not access the database.
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# Docker on Btrfs
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# Docker on Btrfs
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Running Docker on a Btrfs partition causes a problem: Old images are not deleted and the partition fills up over time.
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Running Docker on a Btrfs partition causes a problem: Old images are not deleted and the partition fills up over time.
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Here is a (long) thread on this topic:
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Here is a (long) thread on this topic:
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