We have a running system for sometime now. We are happy with it. It runs under ESXi as a virtual server.
We just wanted to use NethServer for more than a simple router. So, I installed a File Server application on our NethServer to play with. It turned out that File server require Active Directory to work with user level share permissions (this is what module says, I know it is not a must on regular Linux installations, but that is another topic). However, we have installed LDAP server for our user management.
Now, I would like to remove installed application. We do not want to play with all these VPN settings and creating users from scratch again. We are going to install another NethServer on our ESXi as a virtual server and use it solely for fileserver purposes. Our thought is that will bring us an added security because passwords will not be same for VPN and File server.
When I go to software center it is not listed in there and I failed to find a way to make installed applications visible. So I think it is not possible to remove an application from Software Center.
When I go to Applications, I get a list of installed applications. (VPN, Firewall, File Server, Web server). There is just settings button and no remove button there.
When I go to settings of File server, I could not find any remove button anywhere.
Forum searches indicate there IS a remove button.
I appreciate if someone can let me know of location of that remove button for deleting not wanted applications.
On Applictions, look for each app 3-dots menu (kebab/hamburger menu, or whatever it is called). Note the module is removed but could be leftovers (like underlying packages).
you showed me something really interesting, @giacomo an admin cannot remove an application even if he can install application, the kebab menu is not displayed for domain admins group. This sounds like a bug
Hi @stephdl, thanks for correction. Iâm not a developer.
Donât know where ĂŹsRoot method is defined, but donât we have an isAdmin too?
As Iâm not a developer perhaps the question is stupid, but canât we change ĂŹsRoot to ĂŹsAdmin?