Uninstall
Follow the instructions below to uninstall the OpenText Functional Testing Lab server from Linux and Windows machines.
This section is not relevant for OpenText Core SDP and OpenText Core Functional Testing Lab.
Uninstall from Linux
You remove a Linux server installation by running the uninstall script on your OpenText Functional Testing Lab server:
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Log into the server machine as root user.
- Change directory to the installation directory:
cd <path to installation folder>
(Default /opt/FunctionalTestingLabForMobileAndWeb) - Run the uninstall script by entering the following command:
./DL_uninstall
- Press Enter to confirm you want to uninstall.
- Confirm whether to remove the Linux user account used during installation.
- Enter y to uninstall the PostgreSQL database and to delete the application file storage directory.
- If you uninstall OpenText Functional Testing Lab without uninstalling the PostgreSQL database, the encrypted.properties file is backed up to /var/.hpmc-config so that you can re-use the hp4m schema in future with an external database.
Uninstall from Windows
Remove the OpenText Functional Testing Lab server from your machine in one of the following ways:
- Double click the OpenText Functional Testing Lab shortcut on the desktop and select the option to uninstall the server.
Alternatively, uninstall from the Apps page in Settings, or from the Programs and Features control pane. - Select Yes to uninstall the PostgreSQL database and to delete the application file storage directory.
- If you uninstall OpenText Functional Testing Lab without uninstalling the PostgreSQL database, the encrypted.properties file is backed up to C:\Program Files\.hpmc-config so that you can re-use the hp4m schema in future with an external database.
Troubleshooting and tips
Uninstall logs can be found in the following location:
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