Guide to Updating Plug-ins

Installing FileMaker Server in Red Hat Linux 5-3
Uninstalling FileMaker Server
If you need to remove the FileMaker Server software from your
computer, you do not need to stop the FileMaker Server service. The
operating system’s application removal command (rpm) can detect if
FileMaker Server is running and will warn guests and stop the
service before removing FileMaker Server from your computer.
The rpm command removes only those files installed by the
FileMaker Server installer. Therefore, hosted database files placed
on the server by the FileMaker Server administrator and log files
created by FileMaker Server are not removed when you uninstall
FileMaker Server.
Note The FileMaker Server configuration file (fmserver.conf) is
backed up and saved during uninstall. Therefore, you will have
access to your customized settings if you choose to reinstall
FileMaker Server.
To remove all files from your hard disk that were installed by the
FileMaker Server installer:
1. Switch to the root user by entering the following command at the
shell prompt:
$ su -l root
2.
Enter the root password.
3. Enter the following command to remove FileMaker Server:
# rpm -e fmserver
4.
Log out as the root user by entering:
# logout
/var/fmserver/AutoUpdate/
FMPSADM.FMX
var/fmserver/AutoUpdate/
FMPSADM.FMX.txt
Remote administration plug-in files for
Windows
/var/fmserver/AutoUpdate/Server
Administration X.bin
var/fmserver/AutoUpdate/Server
Administration X.txt
Remote administration plug-in files for
Mac OS X
/var/fmserver/AutoUpdate/Server
Administration.bin
var/fmserver/AutoUpdate/Server
Administration.txt
Remote administration plug-in files for
Mac OS 8.6 to 9.1
/var/log/fmserver The directory containing log files
(events.log and stats.log) for FileMaker
Server. The stats.log file appears in this
directory after you enable statistics
logging.
File Description