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But we know love never be forced. These are places you’ll need to delete files from in order to clean your Linux machine of Iguana:

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titleSTEP 1: Stop the IguanaX service if running
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sudo ./iguana --service stop
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titleUninstall and uninstall the service to remove the service entry

In the command line, enter

  • Enter your

instance

  • Application directory (typically ~/iguana/)

and uninstall the service. You can copy this command:

  • Stop the IguanaX service if it is running

  • Uninstall the service

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sudo ./iguana --service stop
sudo ./iguana --service uninstall
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titleSTEP 2: Then delete the iguana binary file in your Application directory

Delete the iguana binary (typically ~/iguana/) - this is safe to do any time since it’s just got the application - , not your data. You can also remove the Iguana ServiceErrorLog.txt file.

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rm ./iguana
rm -f ServiceErrorLog.txt
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titleSTEP 3: Remove the data from your Instance ( working ) directory - this is your Iguana data

This is the working directory (typically ~/.IguanaX/) for Iguana which contains all your data, including instance configurations and logs.

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sudo rm -rf /etc/iguana
sudocd ~/.IguanaX/
rm -rf ~/var.IguanaX/log/iguana