EasyCopy’s default installation directory on Linux is /usr/local/easycopy – but EasyCopy may also have been installed in a non-default place. The basic step in uninstalling EasyCopy is to change directory to the installation directory and do:

./uninstall 

This will remove most of the files in and it’s subdirectories. It will also remove EasyCopy’s invocation scripts. To remove the few remaining files go one level up and do:

rm -rf    EASYCOPY_DIR 

If you setup your system to automatically start the license daemon at system start you must also remove a couple of files found in the system initialization directories.

rm -rf /etc/rc?.d/*[0-9]ecdaemon

rm -rf /etc/init.d/*[0-9]ecdaemon