Carbonio Logger should be removed
Because the upstream software is no longer updated and is no longer suitable for Carbonio, the carbonio-logger service was deleted in version 23.3.0.
This section will walk you through the process of removing the service from a Carbonio installation in three steps: delete the package, then the directories, and lastly the service.
Note
In a Multi-Server installation, all the commands below must be run on the node on which the Logger is installed.
If you need to redirect syslog log files to a centralised server, see the section Centralised Logging Configuration.
Uninstall the Logger Package
Carbonio installations no longer require the carbonio-logger package, which may be deleted. The following commands can be used to confirm that it is still present on the system.
Note
This command returns the message Error: No matching Packages to list if the package is not installed
You can proceed to the next phase if the package is not installed.
To uninstall the package, use the command
Remove Logger Directories
During the upgrading operation, a warning may appear if the logger directory and its subdirectories are not empty and cannot be erased. On Ubuntu, for example:
dpkg: warning: unable to delete old directory '/opt/zextras/logger/db/data': Directory not empty
dpkg: warning: unable to delete old directory '/opt/zextras/logger/db': Directory not empty
dpkg: warning: unable to delete old directory '/opt/zextras/logger': Directory not empty
These folders are no longer in use and contain data that is solely useful to the logger, so you may safely delete them.
# rm -rf /opt/zextras/logger
Logger Service should be disabled.
The service is then removed from the Carbonio installation, where LOGGER_SRV_HOSTNAME is the hostname of the node where the Logger was installed.
zextras$ carbonio prov ms LOGGER_SRV_HOSTNAME -zimbraServiceEnabled \
-zimbraServiceInstalled logger