Sorry, I should have demoed it’s use:
If for example one has the following Rock-on installed:
“HTTP to HTTPS redirect”
And things were playing up re-uninstall / re-install or what ever the script is used thus by the root user in a terminal (ie a local terminal or a ssh session):
/opt/rockstor/bin/delete-rockon 'HTTP to HTTPS redirect'
and after a few seconds you should receive the like of:
Rock-On(HTTP to HTTPS redirect) metadata in the db is deleted
And if one runs the script without a Rock-on name it outputs a hint on it’s use:
/opt/rockstor/bin/delete-rockon
Delete metadata, containers and images of a Rock-on
Usage: /opt/rockstor/bin/delete-rockon <rockon name>
So one runs it ‘in place’ and ‘as is’ and the name it takes is that shown in the big bold text within the Rock-ons page tabs. If the Rock-ons install was showing up on the ‘Installed’ tab then it should now not be.
Hope that helps.