Setting Up Kasm On Linux Debian
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Setting Up Kasm On Linux Debian
Auto Installer
After
you have ssh server you can remote into your ubunto via ssh and then install kasm from ssh this should work out better.
More info
https://github.com/jamieduk/Setup-Kasm
To disable app crash reporting bs
you must edit a file:
and replace the 1 with a 0
to re enable it
To totaly remove the bs
You can delete the service with
and install it again with
- Code:
sudo apt install -y openssh-server && sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
After
you have ssh server you can remote into your ubunto via ssh and then install kasm from ssh this should work out better.
- Code:
sudo apt install -y git && git clone https://github.com/jamieduk/Setup-Kasm.git && mv Setup-Kasm Kasm && cd Kasm && sudo chmod +x *.sh && ./Setup.sh
More info
https://github.com/jamieduk/Setup-Kasm
To disable app crash reporting bs
you must edit a file:
- Code:
sudo nano /etc/default/apport
and replace the 1 with a 0
- Code:
sudo systemctl disable apport
to re enable it
- Code:
sudo systemctl enable apport
To totaly remove the bs
You can delete the service with
- Code:
sudo apt purge apport
and install it again with
- Code:
sudo apt install apport
Last edited by jamied_uk on 30th January 2022, 14:07; edited 4 times in total
Re: Setting Up Kasm On Linux Debian
Uninstalling Kasm
Auto uninstall
~~~
Manually Uninstall
Auto uninstall
- Code:
#!/bin/bash
#Uninstall¶
# Stop All Kasm services.
sudo /opt/kasm/current/bin/stop
# Remove any Kasm session containers.
sudo docker rm -f $(sudo docker container ls -qa --filter="label=kasm.kasmid")
# Remove Kasm service containers.
export KASM_UID=$(id kasm -u)
export KASM_GID=$(id kasm -g)
sudo -E docker-compose -f /opt/kasm/current/docker/docker-compose.yaml rm
# Remove the Kasm docker network.
sudo docker network rm kasm_default_network
# Remove the Kasm database docker volume.
sudo docker volume rm kasm_db_1.10.0
# Remove the Kasm docker images.
sudo docker rmi redis:5-alpine
sudo docker rmi postgres:9.5-alpine
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/nginx:latest
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/share:1.10.0
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/agent:1.10.0
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/manager:1.10.0
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/api:1.10.0
sudo docker rmi $(sudo docker images --filter "label=com.kasmweb.image=true" -q)
# Remove the Kasm installation directory structure.
sudo rm -rf /opt/kasm/
~~~
Manually Uninstall
- Stop All Kasm services.
- Code:
sudo /opt/kasm/current/bin/stop
- Remove any Kasm session containers.
- Code:
sudo docker rm -f $(sudo docker container ls -qa --filter="label=kasm.kasmid")
- Remove Kasm service containers.
- Code:
export KASM_UID=$(id kasm -u)
export KASM_GID=$(id kasm -g)
sudo -E docker-compose -f /opt/kasm/current/docker/docker-compose.yaml rm
- Remove the Kasm docker network.
- Code:
sudo docker network rm kasm_default_network
- Remove the Kasm database docker volume.
- Code:
sudo docker volume rm kasm_db_1.10.0
- Remove the Kasm docker images.
- Code:
sudo docker rmi redis:5-alpine
sudo docker rmi postgres:9.5-alpine
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/nginx:latest
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/share:1.10.0
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/agent:1.10.0
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/manager:1.10.0
sudo docker rmi kasmweb/api:1.10.0
- Code:
sudo docker rmi $(sudo docker images --filter "label=com.kasmweb.image=true" -q)
- Remove the Kasm installation directory structure.
- Code:
sudo rm -rf /opt/kasm/
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