Uninstalling Object Mount
To remove Object Mount for Linux from a workstation, follow one of these two uninstall procedures depending on how Object Mount was originally installed.
For Scripted Installations (glibc and musl):
- Determine the installation root folder
- Remove files for either one user or all users
- Remove any shell customizations
For Package Manager Installations (Debian, Red Hat, Alpine):
- Run the appropriate package manager uninstallation command (see below).
Uninstall for: Scripted Installations
If Object Mount was installed using a Scripted Installer, follow the steps below to uninstall Object Mount.
Step 1: Determine the Installation Root
The scripted installer installs Object Mount into:
/opt/cunofor a system-wide installation$HOME/.local/opt/cunofor a user-local installation
Locate your installation by running:
One of those directories should display multiple cuno-related files.
See: Installation Locations for more information on installation locations.
Step 2: Remove the Installation Directory
Delete the installation directory and all files and subfolders within it. This also removes the license (etc/license).
In addition, remove the symlinks the installer created:
For Single User/Local Uninstallation:
Remove the following additional files:
Also remove the links in ~/.local/share/bash-completion/completions/ that point into ~/.local/opt/cuno.
For System-wide/Global Uninstallation:
Remove the following additional files:
Also remove the links in the system bash-completion directory (usually /usr/share/bash-completion/completions/) and in /usr/share/zsh/vendor-completions/ that point into /opt/cuno.
Step 3: Shell Customization Removal
Remove any customizations made to shell initialization scripts such as
~/.bashrc~/.profile.zshrc/etc/profile.d- etc.
Uninstall for: Package Managers
If Object Mount was installed using a Package Manager, use the commands in the following sections to uninstall Object Mount for specific Linux distributions.
The package manager does not remove the license file (/opt/cuno/etc/license), which is created after installation. To remove it, delete /opt/cuno afterwards with sudo rm -rf /opt/cuno.