Closed klees closed 2 years ago
The command is doil system:deinstall
Ok, I see. It seems the output from doil
a bit confusing in that regard:
$ doil
NAME
doil system - manages the doil system
SYNOPSIS
doil system:<command>
DESCRIPTION
doil provides you with a simple way to create and manage
development and testing environments for ILIAS. It will
create and provision a docker container according to your
requirements, pull the ILIAS version you want to use and even
install it if possible. Every section and command comes with
its own help which you can access by adding --help|-h to it.
EXAMPLE:
doil system:proxy login
COMMANDS
deinstall deinstalls doil
version shows the currently installed version
salt manages the salt server
proxy manages the proxy server
user manages the doil user
This obv tells that system:deinstall
is the way to go, but I skipped to the COMMANDS
without reading it =)
Maybe the problem is this, then, and doil should tell about the sub commands (system, instance, repo) when user just types doil
?
If doil
is entered without anything it'll show the base help now.
When I run the command I get:
$ doil deinstall ERROR: Can't find a suitable command. Use doil help for more information