Uninstalling elasticsearch

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Hello,

I have downloaded elasticsearch v. 1.3.2 and am looking to uninstall it
because I downloaded it on my root directory and not in the bin folder.

I am trying to use the attachments plugin and can't get it to work. I also
don't have the plugin command that elasticsearch comes with. I'm not sure
if this is because of the version or if it is a by product of not
downloading it to the bin directory.

Either way I should downloaded to the bin directory to avoid future
problems.

My OS is Ubuntu Server 14.04, I downloaded a debian package, I used sudo
apt-get to orginally download the debian file.

I've done a could installs of elasticsearch now and I deleted all the files
before and tried to reinstall and ran into a bunch of problems. I really
don't want to reinstall the OS but I'm not sure how to do a clean uninstall
of elasticsearch.

The files I know of:
~/elasticsearch-1.3.2.deb
~/etc/elasticsearch/ elasticsearch.yml and logging.yml
/var/lib/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/nodes/0 indices(empty directory)
node.lock _state(containes global-13)
/var/log/elasticsearch a bunch of .log.date files
/tmp/elasticsearch (empty directory)
/tmp/hsperfdata_elasticsearch 4352

Thats all I could find.

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If you downloaded to /root and then extracted and run it there, you can
just delete the whole directory you extracted.
That will delete the data as well, so be aware of this.

On 27 February 2015 at 04:45, Austin Harmon aharmon2165@gmail.com wrote:

Hello,

I have downloaded elasticsearch v. 1.3.2 and am looking to uninstall it
because I downloaded it on my root directory and not in the bin folder.

I am trying to use the attachments plugin and can't get it to work. I also
don't have the plugin command that elasticsearch comes with. I'm not sure
if this is because of the version or if it is a by product of not
downloading it to the bin directory.

Either way I should downloaded to the bin directory to avoid future
problems.

My OS is Ubuntu Server 14.04, I downloaded a debian package, I used sudo
apt-get to orginally download the debian file.

I've done a could installs of elasticsearch now and I deleted all the
files before and tried to reinstall and ran into a bunch of problems. I
really don't want to reinstall the OS but I'm not sure how to do a clean
uninstall of elasticsearch.

The files I know of:
~/elasticsearch-1.3.2.deb
~/etc/elasticsearch/ elasticsearch.yml and logging.yml
/var/lib/elasticsearch/elasticsearch/nodes/0 indices(empty directory)
node.lock _state(containes global-13)
/var/log/elasticsearch a bunch of .log.date files
/tmp/elasticsearch (empty directory)
/tmp/hsperfdata_elasticsearch 4352

Thats all I could find.

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