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2023-12-18 09:06:21 -05:00
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TODO.md
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- mw verify upgrade behavior on skin files in /etc/weewx/skins. do the non-
modified skin files get upgraded from apt/yum?
- mw see if backport of importlib.resources exists for suse 15 and rocky8 for python 3.6
- mw adjust/verify the weewx.conf maintainer version behavior
## Resolved (push these to docs and/or design doc)
- ensure that maintainer's version of weewx.conf is created but no used; ensure
that existing weewx.conf is not overwritten
- mw see if backport of importlib.resources exists for suse 15 and rocky8 for
python 3.6
- mw ensure that maintainer's version of weewx.conf is created but no used
ensure that existing weewx.conf is not overwritten
/etc/weewx/weewx.conf - untouched config
/etc/weewx/weewx.conf-OLD-LATEST - maintainer; 'weewctl upgrade'
/etc/weewx/weewx.conf-LATEST - distribution
update the docs (each quickstart) to make this process explicit
- add steps to purging. these are for deb/rpm installs
sudo userdel weewx
sudo rm -rf /etc/weewx
sudo rm -rf /var/lib/weewx
sudo rm -rf /var/log/weewx
sudo rm -rf /var/www/html/weewx
## Resolved (push these to docs and/or design doc)
- verify the weewx-multi scenario using systemd
configs should be XXX.conf, so log label is weewxd-XXX

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docs_src/quickstarts/debian.md
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When you use `apt` to uninstall WeeWX, it does not touch WeeWX data, logs,
or any changes you might have made to the WeeWX configuration. It also leaves
the `weewx` user, since data and configuration files were owned by that user.
To remove the remaining WeeWX bits:
To remove every trace of WeeWX:
```{.shell .copy}
sudo apt remove weewx
sudo apt purge weewx
sudo rm -r /var/www/html/weewx
sudo rm -r /var/lib/weewx
sudo rm -r /var/log/weewx

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docs_src/quickstarts/redhat.md
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When you use `yum` to uninstall WeeWX, it does not touch WeeWX data, logs,
or any changes you might have made to the WeeWX configuration. It also leaves
the `weewx` user, since data and configuration files were owned by that user.
To remove the remaining WeeWX bits:
To remove every trace of WeeWX:
```{.shell .copy}
sudo yum remove weewx

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docs_src/quickstarts/suse.md
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When you use `zypper` to uninstall WeeWX, it does not touch WeeWX data, logs,
or any changes you might have made to the WeeWX configuration. It also leaves
the `weewx` user, since data and configuration files were owned by that user.
To remove the remaining WeeWX bits:
To remove every trace of WeeWX:
```{.shell .copy}
sudo zypper remove weewx