SYNOPSIS
globus-connect-server-cleanup [-h|--help]
globus-connect-server-cleanup {-c FILENAME|--config-file=FILENAME} {-v|--verbose} {-r PATH|--root=PATH} {-d|--delete-endpoint}
DESCRIPTION
The globus-connect-server-cleanup command deletes the GridFTP, MyProxy and OAuth service configurations previously created by running globus-connect-server-setup and removes the GridFTP server from a Globus endpoint. It deletes configuration files, stops, and disables the services.
If the -d or --delete-endpoint command-line option is used,
globus-connect-server-cleanup removes the endpoint named in the configuration
file as well as cleaning up generated configuration files.
If the -r PATH or --root=PATH command-line option is used,
globus-connect-server-cleanup will clean up its GridFTP configuration and
certificates in a subdirectory rooted at PATH instead of /. This means, for
example, that globus-connect-server-cleanup deletes GridFTP configuration
files in PATH/etc/gridftp.d.
OPTIONS
The following options are available:
- -h, --help
-
Display help information
- -c FILENAME, --config-file=FILENAME
-
Use configuration file FILENAME instead of
/etc/globus-connect-server.conf - -v, --verbose
-
Print more information about tasks
- -r PATH, --root=PATH
-
Use PATH as the directory prefix for the configuration files that globus-connect-server-cleanup deletes.
- -d, --delete-endpoint
-
Delete the Globus endpoint as well as local configuration
ENVIRONMENT
- GLOBUS_USER
-
Default Globus user name
- GLOBUS_PASSWORD
-
Default Globus password
SEE ALSO
globus-connect-server-setup(8), globus-connect-server-io-cleanup(8), globus-connect-server-id-cleanup(8), globus-connect-server-web-cleanup(8)