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Question #235409 on samba4 in Ubuntu changed:
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robert micheal posted a new comment:
To remove Samba4 and its associated files from your Ubuntu Linux
machine, you can follow these steps:

Open a terminal window.

Use the following command to remove Samba4:

sudo apt-get purge samba4

This command will remove the main Samba4 package along with its
configuration files.

To remove any remaining dependencies and related files, you can use the
following command:

sudo apt-get autoremove

This will clean up any leftover packages that were installed alongside
Samba4.

If there are still some files remaining that were not removed, you can
check their installation status using:

dpkg -l | grep samba4

Identify the remaining packages listed and use the following command to
remove them individually:

sudo apt-get remove <package_name>

Replace <package_name> with the name of each package you want to remove.

Remember to exercise caution when removing packages, and ensure that
you're removing only the necessary files related to Samba4. It's always
recommended to have a backup of important data before making significant
changes to your system.

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