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How to delete a module in Debian

Sometimes we need to remove a module that was not working correctly or that was generating several issues, slowing the functionning of the server.

To completely remove a package in Debian, you can use this SSH command :

sudo apt-get purge postfixadmin

Postfixadmin is an example.

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Access to the server through SSH (PuTTY), enter your user (root) and your password (given by the hosting service provider) : Update and upgrade ...

How to delete a module in Debian

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