Uninstalling PingAuthorize

For manual installations, PingAuthorize Server provides an uninstall tool to remove its components from the system.

Steps

Go to the PingAuthorize Server root directory.
Run the uninstall command.
```
$ ./uninstall
```

Select the option to remove all components or select the components you want to remove.

Example:

To remove selected components, enter yes when prompted.

Remove Server Libraries and Administrative Tools? (yes / no) [yes]: yes
Remove Log Files? (yes / no) [yes]: no
Remove Configuration and Schema Files? (yes / no) [yes]: yes
Remove Backup Files Contained in bak Directory? (yes / no) [yes]: no
Remove LDIF Export Files Contained in ldif Directory? (yes / no) [yes]: no
The files will be permanently deleted, are you sure you want to continue? (yes / no) [yes]:

Manually delete any remaining files or directories.

Next steps

To remove PingAuthorize Policy Editor, run stop-server and remove its installation directory.