I have multiple installations of apache on my Mac OS X 10.5 and would like to remove them including any dependencies.
They are installed in 3 different directories.
How can this be achieved?
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I have multiple installations of apache on my Mac OS X 10.5 and would like to remove them including any dependencies.
They are installed in 3 different directories.
How can this be achieved?
Man. OSX comes with Apache. So why and how did you install the other 2?
I hope you used MacPorts to install the other 2 (and if you did they’d have to be different versions). Then it’s an easy process. Other then that, you’ll have to remove by hand. Make sure the installations you don’t want do not start with the system. Then remove the directories.
Also, take a look at MAMMP. Yes it comes with PHP and MYSQL, but they can be stopped (turned off). And it’s so easy to remove – just delete the folder.