Uninstalling a Plug-in¶
Uninstall the Docker plug-in if you do not need to use the image blocking function.
Uninstalling a Docker Plug-in¶
Log in to the management console.
Click
in the upper left corner of the page, select a region, and choose Security > Host Security Service. The HSS page is displayed.In the navigation pane on the left, choose Installation & Configuration > Plug-in Settings. Click Plug-In Uninstallation Guide. In the slide-out panel, copy the commands in the Uninstallation Commands section.
Figure 1 Obtaining the Docker plug-in uninstallation command¶
Remotely log in to the server where the plug-in is to be uninstalled as the root user.
If your server has an EIP bound, you can also use a remote management tool, such as PuTTY or Xshell, to log in to the server and uninstall the plug-in on the server as user root.
Run the following command to access the /tmp directory:
cd /tmp/
Create linux-host-list.txt, which will contain the server private IP addresses where the plug-in is to be uninstalled:
Command syntax:
echo 127.8.8.8 22 root rootPassword >> linux-host-list.txt
Or echo 127.8.8.8 22 user userPassword rootPassword >> linux-host-list.txt
To specify multiple IP addresses, write multiple commands, each in a separate line.
Example:
echo 127.8.8.1 22 root rootPassword >> linux-host-list.txt echo 127.8.8.2 22 user userPassword rootPassword >> linux-host-list.txt echo 127.8.8.3 22 root rootPassword >> linux-host-list.txt
Press Enter to save the IP address. Run the cat linux-host-list.txt command to verify the IP addresses have been added.
Copy the batch uninstallation commands to the command box and press Enter. The uninstallation starts automatically.
If remote_uninstall finished. [OK] is displayed, the uninstallation is successful. Wait for 3 to 5 minutes and check the Docker plug-in status of the panel server.
