Deleting a Bad Installation of the the GoLive Preconfigured …

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Deleting a Bad Installation of the the GoLive Preconfigured Servers package on Mac OS X and starting over ?Page 1 of 5
Deleting a Bad Installation of the the GoLive Preconfigured
Servers package on Mac OS X and starting over
Introduction
Unless you followed the installation instructions for the GoLive Preconfigured Servers very carefully it was
easy to make a mistake. If you have tried without success to install the GoLive Preconfigured Servers then
the following instructions will show you how to completely delete the bad installation so you can start over
from scratch.
Step 1: Stop the servers
Before you delete a bad installation you need to stop any servers that might be installed and running. To
stop all the servers double-click the Stop Webserver alias on your Desktop. If you cannot located the alias
on your Desktop then double-click the stop_all.command in the
/Applications/Golive_Preconfigued_Servers folder as seen below in Figure 4.1. When the servers have
been stopped the Terminal application window should look like Figure 4.2 and you can quit the Terminal
application.
Figure 4.1Deleting a Bad Installation of the the GoLive Preconfigured Servers package on Mac OS X and starting over ?Page 2 of 5
Figure 4.2
Step 2: Delete GoLive Preconfigured Servers and Desktop Aliases
Locate the GoLive_Preconfigured_Servers folder in the Applications folder as seen below in Figure 4.3
and move the entire folder to the system trash. Then select the six file aliases on the Desktop (Edit Apache
Configuration, Edit Tomcat Configuration, Restart Webserver, Start MySQL, Start Webserver, and Stop
Webserver) and move them to the system trash. Now choose Finder>Empty Trash as seen below in
Figure 4.4 to delete the files….