Re: [firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-17 Thread ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support]
Seems to have worked.  Thanks for you help - and patience.

[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-08 Thread ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support]
How do I know which directory the remove.sh file is in?  Can I find it from 
within the Finder? 

 How do I find it using Terminal?
 

 How do I change directories to get into the directory that the file is in?


[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-08 Thread ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support]
I tried it out and it said the following: 

 Ryans-MacBook-Pro:~ ryanashton1$ ./remove.sh
 Launchctl
 /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.firebird.gds.plist: Could not find specified service
 Remove Framework
 Remove Receipt
 Remove /tmp/firebird
 

 

 


 



[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-08 Thread 'Paul Beach' pabe...@waitrose.com [firebird-support]

I tried it out and it said the following:


Ryans-MacBook-Pro:~ ryanashton1$ ./remove.sh
Launchctl
/Library/LaunchDaemons/org.firebird.gds.plist: Could not find specified service
Remove Framework
Remove Receipt
Remove /tmp/firebird


Then the sh file has done nearly all its job...
the comments you see above refer to the echo commands in the shell script
But I have just seen a small problem with why you still have a firebird user...

The original had the remove user/group commands commented out. Apologies. 

just type the following into the terminal and hit return
sudo dscl localhost -delete /Local/Default/Users/firebird
sudo dscl localhost -delete /Local/Default/Groups/firebird

The following script is now complete.

#!/bin/sh
echo Launchctl
launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.firebird.gds.plist
echo Clean User
dscl localhost -delete /Local/Default/Users/firebird
echo Clean Group
dscl localhost -delete /Local/Default/Groups/firebird
if [ -f /Library/StartupItems/Firebird ]; then
echo Remove Superserver StartupItem
rm -fr /Library/StartupItems/Firebird
fi
if [ -f /Library/LaunchDemons/org.firebird.gds.plist ]; then
echo Remove Launchd
launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDemons/org.firebird.gds.plist
rm /Library/LaunchDemons/org.firebird.gds.plist
fi
echo Remove Framework
rm -fr /Library/Frameworks/Firebird.framework
echo Remove Receipt
rm -fr /Library/Receipts/Firebird*.pkg
echo Remove /tmp/firebird
rm -fr /tmp/firebird


Paul


[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-07 Thread 'Paul Beach' pabe...@waitrose.com [firebird-support]

Type 'sudo ./remove.sh' [Enter]
If you are in the same directory as the shell file.

Regards
Paul 


[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-06 Thread ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support]
I obviously am still doing something wrong as the 'Firebird' User is still on 
my startup screen. 

 Here are the exact steps I took and there results:
 

 1) Opened Terminal.
 2) Typed 'vi remove.sh'. [Enter]
 3) Terminal changes it's 'view' from 'bash' at the top to 'vim' and the 
following text is in the new window:
 #!/bin/sh
 echo Launchctl
 launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.firebird.gds.plist
 #echo Clean User
 #dscl localhost -delete /Local/Default/Users/firebird
 #echo Clean Group
 #dscl localhost -delete /Local/Default/Groups/firebird
 if [ -f /Library/StartupItems/Firebird ]; then
 echo Remove Superserver StartupItem
 rm -fr /Library/StartupItems/Firebird
 fi
 if [ -f /Library/LaunchDemons/org.firebird.gds.plist ]; then
 echo Remove Launchd
 launchctl unload /Library/LaunchDemons/org.firebird.gds.plist
 rm /Library/LaunchDemons/org.firebird.gds.plist
 fi
 echo Remove Framework
 rm -fr /Library/Frameworks/Firebird.framework
 echo Remove Receipt
 rm -fr /Library/Receipts/Firebird*.pkg
 echo Remove /tmp/firebird
 rm -fr /tmp/firebird
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It seems that that is the correct text that should be in that window.  Correct? 
 If that is the case, then I shouldn't (didn't) paste the text again.
 

 5) Typed ':wq' to exit vim. [Enter]
 6) Typed 'chmod 777 remove.sh' [Enter]
 

 Ryans-MacBook-Pro:~ ryanashton1$ chmod 777 remove.sh
 Ryans-MacBook-Pro:~ ryanashton1$ 
 


7) Typed 'sudo remove.sh' [Enter] 

 It asks for a password. I presume this is the password I use to login to my 
Mac?
 

8) Typed my password. [Enter] Then the window says this: Ryans-MacBook-Pro:~ 
ryanashton1$ sudo remove.sh
 Password:
 sudo: remove.sh: command not found
 Ryans-MacBook-Pro:~ ryanashton1$ 
 


Clearly that is the reason it is not uninstalling.
 

  
  





[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-04 Thread 'Paul Beach' pabe...@waitrose.com [firebird-support]

Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$ sudo ./remove.sh
Launchctl
/Library/LaunchDaemons/org.firebird.gds.plist: Could not find specified service
Remove Framework
Remove Receipt
Remove /tmp/firebird
Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$

 Is that correct?  Did it all work?

Yes.

 Also, under Users and Groups in Preferences, there is a 'Firebird Database' 
 User - that has login ability when I start my
computer.
 Do I just delete this from the Preferences, or will it be deleted when I 
 uninstall Firebird?

The script has also removed the Firebird user and group.
Firebird is no longer installed on your Mac.

Regards
Paul



[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-04 Thread ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support]
Thanks Mark, 

 You're being very helpful...
 

 So my Terminal window looks like this after I quite (no dialog this time).
 

 Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$ vi remove.sh
 Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$ chmod 777 remove.sh
 Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$ sudo remove.sh
 Password:
 sudo: remove.sh: command not found
 Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$ sudo remove.sh
 sudo: remove.sh: command not found
 Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$ sudo ./remove.sh
 Launchctl
 /Library/LaunchDaemons/org.firebird.gds.plist: Could not find specified service
 Remove Framework
 Remove Receipt
 Remove /tmp/firebird
 Ryans-MBP:~ ryanashton1$
 

 

 

 Is that correct?  Did it all work?
 

 Also, under Users and Groups in Preferences, there is a 'Firebird Database' 
User - that has login ability when I start my computer.
 

 Do I just delete this from the Preferences, or will it be deleted when I 
uninstall Firebird?

 



[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-04 Thread ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support]
Helen, 

 That's really not very helpful.
 

 I joined this group because I needed help uninstalling Firebird - after 
accidentally installing it - all the steps for uninstall - not just some of the 
steps.
 

 I don't know about you, but I got a ton of other things that I'm involved in, 
and while Firebird-related stuff might be high on your list of things to learn, 
it's waaayy down on my list of priorities - after improving my guitar, 
programming in Reaktor and Max 4 Live, traveling the world and about 5000 other 
things.
 

 I hope you can appreciate that.
 

 Regards,
 

 Ryan


Re: [firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-04 Thread Mark Rotteveel m...@lawinegevaar.nl [firebird-support]
On 4-4-2015 03:59, ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support] wrote:
 Okay, so I did the following:

 1) Opened a Terminal window
 2) Typed 'vi remove.sh' [Enter]
 3) Typed ':i' [Enter]
 3) Pasted the text as above

Before step you need to press [Esc] to return to command mode.

 4) Typed ':wq' [Enter]
 5) Closed the Terminal window.  When I closed the window, a dialog box
 popped up saying 'Do you want to close this Terminal window? Closing
 this window will terminate the running processes: vim.'

You shouldn't quit the terminal yet, you still need to do (in the 
terminal window:

chmod 777 remove.sh [Enter]
sudo remove.sh [Enter]

This last command may need to be executed as:
sudo ./remove.sh [Enter]

Mark
-- 
Mark Rotteveel


[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-03 Thread 'Paul Beach' pabe...@waitrose.com [firebird-support]


 Must I type vi remove.sh into the Terminal window first?

yes, you are in effect creating a shell file that can be excuted later.
before you paste the commands you will probably need to change vi into
insert mode 

:i

should do it.

Regards
Paul 


[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-03 Thread 'Paul Beach' pabe...@waitrose.com [firebird-support]

 And then do I hit Enter/Return when I have pasted that info into the Terminal 
 window? 

No, you exit vi using the command :wq

Regards
Paul 


[firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-03 Thread ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support]
Okay, so I did the following: 

 1) Opened a Terminal window
 2) Typed 'vi remove.sh' [Enter]
 3) Typed ':i' [Enter]
 3) Pasted the text as above
 4) Typed ':wq' [Enter]
 5) Closed the Terminal window.  When I closed the window, a dialog box popped 
up saying 'Do you want to close this Terminal window? Closing this window will 
terminate the running processes: vim.'
 

 I didn't know what to do, so I closed the window anyway.
 

 Nothing seems to happen. 
 

 I really need an idiots guide here.  I can do other things - play guitar, 
write music, DJ - but this Terminal stuff is really not my thing.  I didn't 
know what I was getting myself into just by installing Firebird.



Re: [firebird-support] Re: How do I uninstall Firebird on Mac Yosemite?

2015-04-03 Thread Helen Borrie hele...@iinet.net.au [firebird-support]
At 02:59 p.m. 4/04/2015, ryanash...@hotmail.com [firebird-support] wrote:


Okay, so I did the following:

1) Opened a Terminal window
2) Typed 'vi remove.sh' [Enter]
3) Typed ':i' [Enter]
3) Pasted the text as above
4) Typed ':wq' [Enter]
5) Closed the Terminal window.  When I closed the window, a dialog box popped 
up saying 'Do you want to close this Terminal window? Closing this window will 
terminate the running processes: vim.'

I didn't know what to do, so I closed the window anyway.

Right, so you terminated the running process.


Nothing seems to happen. 

Yep, that sounds about right. ;-) .


I really need an idiots guide here.  I can do other things - play guitar, 
write music, DJ - but this Terminal stuff is really not my thing.  I didn't 
know what I was getting myself into just by installing Firebird.

Have you heard of Google?  Just enter vim for Dummies or macosx terminal for 
Dummies in the search key and you'll have your choice of tutorials for both.


Helen Borrie, Support Consultant, IBPhoenix (Pacific)
Author of The Firebird Book and The Firebird Book Second Edition
http://www.firebird-books.net
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