Uninstall or delete MariaDB completely for re-installation
I am new to this forum so pse forgive me if I am asking a question which already has been answered. But I have searched extensively whithout finding an answer. So here goes: I am installing WordPress on a Synology Server and have installed Maria DB in the process. But somehow I have messed the installation up. If I try to login I get a screen where I can reset my password or delete the database, but none of the options give any result. I have tried to delete the database with phpMyAdmin byt may only delete the test DB. An uninstall will be preferred, but I am prepared to delete via Linux (Ubuntu), but I am not sure where the files are to be found. Obviously I have no data to lose. Your help will be much appreciated. Best regards Eigil Winkel
Answer Answered by Faustin Lammler in this comment.
Hi, I am not sure what platform you are working on (ubuntu or synology or both)?
If you are using ubuntu, I suggest you to use the apt-get command to remove the database package, for instance:
$ sudo apt-get purge mariadb-server
You may check which mariadb packages are installed with:
$ sudo dpkg -l | grep mariadb
Ubuntu documentation for apt-get: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto
Regards, Faustin
I uninstall (apt purge) MariaDB completely and my update (Ubuntu 18.04 LTS bionic) still give :N: Le fichier configuré « main/binary-i386/Packages » ne sera pas pris en compte car le dépôt « http://downloads.mariadb.com/MariaDB/mariadb-10.3/repo/ubuntubionic InRelease » ne prend pas en charge l'architecture « i386 » N: Le fichier configuré « main/binary-i386/Packages » ne sera pas pris en compte car le dépôt « http://downloads.mariadb.com/Tools/ubuntubionic InRelease » ne prend pas en charge l'architecture « i386 » N: Le fichier configuré « main/binary-i386/Packages » ne sera pas pris en compte car le dépôt « https://updates.atomicorp.com/channels/atomic/ubuntubionic InRelease » ne prend pas en charge l'architecture « i386 »Can i have some help ?
Hi, I am not sure what platform you are working on (ubuntu or synology or both)?
If you are using ubuntu, I suggest you to use the apt-get command to remove the database package, for instance:
You may check which mariadb packages are installed with:
Ubuntu documentation for apt-get: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AptGet/Howto
Regards, Faustin