jacob
asked Apr 07 2017
Answer
yum remove httpd* alone cant remove httpd completely. Follow the steps as shown below.
- Use yum list installed "httpd*" to list all the httpd packages
- Now use yum list installed "mod_" to list all modules that helps httpd.
- Remove all the listed packages with yum remove command.
- Once its removed, delete the user and group called "apache" .
- Followed by apache path rm -rf /var/www /etc/httpd /usr/lib/httpd
Thus we have completely removed httpd.
Trifon
Apr 08 2025
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jagannatharumugam
asked Apr 07 2017
edited Oct 05 2018
Thanks, I'm trying to remove the httpd also on my test server and this thread helps me.
thamtoress
asked Jul 02 2019
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olivermartin
asked Sep 25 2023
edited Sep 26 2023
Thank you man!
This solved my problem!
yuricarvalho
asked Jun 25 2020
Nice! Use the "httpd*" setting and choose to remove all.
mefapav
asked Feb 21 2023
edited Aug 25 2023
Make use of the "httpd*" setting and select "all."
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kimmoses
asked Dec 25 2024
edited Dec 26 2024
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jeffreestar
Apr 08 2025
good
buttondownbulwark
asked Feb 27 2023
edited Aug 25 2023
How to remove httpd completely from server
i need to remove httpd completely from my server, i have used yum remove httpd* command. But except the main config file all others are exists....