Sorry, I didn't read your initial post closely enough.
Give this a try:
Code:
zenoss$ zendmd
>>> for p in dmd.packs():
... print p.id # This line indented 2 spaces
... # Just press Return key
That should list installed ZenPacks. (ctd-d exists zendmd.) If the ZenPack
you are trying to delete is listed there then try this:
Code:
zenoss$ zendmd
>>> dmd.packs._delObect("MyZenPackId")
If that doesn't spit an error back at you then follow it up with a commit
Code:
>>> commit()
If you make it this far without errors then go and delete the zenpack from your
$ZENHOME/Products directory. If you got an error along the way post the error
here.
-jason
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