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Location:Index Page > Document > Uninstall
Please follow the steps below to properly uninstall Ti Top Streamer:
Notes:The following command must be executed as root user!
1. first, stop the service:
2. Delete registered system services:
3. If you want to back up relevant configuration information, please follow the command below to copy the relevant files. If you do not need to back up, please skip this step:
4. Remove the directory where the program is located
Notes:The following command must be executed as root user!
1. first, stop the service:
systemctl stop TiTopStreamerManager systemctl stop TiTopStreamer
2. Delete registered system services:
cd /usr/local/TiTopStreamer/bin ./uninstallsystemd.shNotes:After runing the command ./uninstallsystemd.sh,You will see below message:
Removed symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/TiTopStreamerManager.service. Removed symlink /etc/systemd/system/multi-user.target.wants/TiTopStreamer.service.Notes:If you meet the below message when you run the command ./uninstallsystemd.sh, This indicates that the file lacks executable permissions:
-bash: ./uninstallsystemd.sh: Permission deniedAt this point, please run the following command first, grant it executable permissions, and then run the command ./uninstallsystemd.sh again:
chmod +x uninstallsystemd.sh
3. If you want to back up relevant configuration information, please follow the command below to copy the relevant files. If you do not need to back up, please skip this step:
cd /usr/local mkdir some_bak_dir cp /usr/local/TiTopStreamer/conf /usr/local/some_bak_dir -r
4. Remove the directory where the program is located
cd /usr/local rm -rf /usr/local/TiTopStreamer rm -rf /usr/local/TiTopStreamer-x.x.xWhere x.x.x represents the version number.