umount /home/virtual/domain.com/usr/lib/perl5
and/or
umount /home/virtual/siteXX/fst/usr/lib/perl5
Check which siteX the site corresponds to: sitelookup -d domain.com site_handle and what adminX is responsible for it: sitelookup -d domain.com wp_user
rm -rf /home/virtual/siteX
rm -f /home/virtual/adminX
rm -f /home/virtual/domain.com
rm -f /etc/httpd/conf/virtual/siteX
rm -rf /etc/httpd/conf/siteX
rm -f /etc/webalizer/domain.com
userdel adminX
Remember to remove any other customization you have added
Now you need to clear out entries of the PostGreSQL database – replace the “X” with the X from siteX, i.e. if you’re removing site25 you need to change “X’ to 25 below:
psql appldb
Welcome to psql, the PostgreSQL interactive terminal.
Type: copyright for distribution terms h for help with SQL commands
? for help on internal slash commands g or terminate with semicolon to execute query
q to quit
appldb=> delete from users where site_id = X;
appldb=> delete from reseller where site_id = X;
DELETE 0
appldb=> delete from bandwidth_log where site_id = X;
DELETE 0
appldb=> delete from bandwidth_spans where site_id = X;
DELETE 0
appldb=> delete from bandwidth where site_id = X;
DELETE 0
appldb=> delete from siteinfo where site_id = X;
DELETE 0
appldb=> (type Ctrl-D to quit)
Finally, you need to go through all the files in /etc/virtualhosting/mappings and check if any of them refer to the site you’re deleting. You can use grep to quickly see if/which files might refer to the site to be deleted:
cd /etc/virtualhosting/mappings
grep -l siteX *
For each file you get listed here you need to edit it and delete all lines referring to either siteX or domain.com as per the site you’re deleting.
Now all that’s left to do is clean up the mess; Restart Apache and Webppliance and you should be ok:
service httpd restart
service webppliance restart
