Uninstall
Uninstalling the server or the bridge removes the program and keeps its data: the server’s database with its users, keys and party lines, its backups, and the bridge’s configuration with its bridge key. A later install picks them up again. To remove everything, delete the folders listed below after you uninstall.
Open Settings → Apps → Installed apps, find livematrix server or livematrix bridge and choose Uninstall.
| Program | Data left behind |
|---|---|
| Server | C:\ProgramData\livematrix |
| Bridge | C:\ProgramData\livematrix\bridge |
The bridge folder is inside the server’s. If both run on the same
machine, deleting C:\ProgramData\livematrix removes the bridge
configuration too.
Drag livematrix server or livematrix bridge from Applications to the Trash. It stops within a few seconds, and macOS removes it from Login Items, at the latest the next time you log in.
| Program | Data left behind |
|---|---|
| Server | ~/Library/Application Support/livematrix/server, in the home folder of the user the server ran for |
| Bridge | ~/Library/Application Support/livematrix/bridge, in the home folder of the user the bridge ran for |
sudo apt-get purge livematrix-serversudo apt-get purge livematrix-bridgepurge also removes the firewall rules the package added and the
server’s settings in /etc/livematrix. remove keeps both.
| Program | Data left behind |
|---|---|
| Server | /var/lib/livematrix |
| Bridge | /var/lib/livematrix-bridge |
docker compose downdown removes the containers and keeps the volumes, with the server’s
database and backups and the bridge’s configuration.
docker compose down --volumes deletes them too. See
Run in Docker.
The server’s backups are in a backups folder inside its data folder. Copy
them somewhere else first if you might want the server back.