The silent uninstallation procedure of Storage Cruiser's agent is as follows:
Log in to the target server. Perform the post-login operation as root (superuser).
Execute the following silent uninstallation command.
For uninstallLogFile, specify the file in which to output uninstallation log with an absolute path. It is optional to specify for uninstallLogFile.
# /opt/FJSVssage/bin/scagtsilentuninstall.sh [-l uninstallLogFile]Point
If nothing is specified for uninstallLogFile, an uninstall log file named "scagtsilentuninstall.log" is created in /var/tmp directory.
If there is any file of the same name as the specified uninstall log existing, it is overwritten.
It is required to specify an existing directory with write permission for the directory in which to store the uninstall log file. If it has no write permission, no error message is output in the command prompt or screen, and the process terminates with error.
Note
If an invalid option is specified, its corresponding error message is output in the uninstall log file and the operation exits. No error message is output in the command prompt or screen.
Do not execute multiple silent uninstall commands at the same time. If a silent uninstall starts while a silent uninstall is executing, the silent uninstall terminates abnormally without creating an uninstall log file.
After running this command, if you reinstall Storage Cruiser's agent in another directory, make sure that the directory for the FJSVssage package is not left. For the size of the FJSVssage package, refer to "2.3.3.1 Required Disk Space for Installation".
If there is any file unique to the user existing in the directory for the FJSVssage package, the file cannot be deleted by the uninstallation process. Therefore, even running uninstallation does not delete the directory of the FJSVssage package. In this case, delete the directory.
On completion of uninstallation, a command prompt is displayed.
Delete the line of "sscruisera" from the /etc/services file.
Restart the system.
# /usr/sbin/shutdown -y -g0 -i6
Check the return value from the silent uninstallation command. If necessary, check the uninstall log file. However, if the return value from the silent uninstallation command is 3 or 9, no uninstall log file is created. For details, refer to "E.5 Return Values for Silent Uninstallation (for Storage Cruiser's Agent)".
The uninstallation result can be viewed in the uninstall log file, too.
Open the uninstall log file to see "ResultCode" in the ResponseResult section. In "ResultCode" is written the return value from the silent uninstallation command.