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CloudPanel installation is not successful – Debian

This is what i am getting when I install CloudPanel on Debian 10.

    cp: cannot create regular file '/usr/sbin/clp-nginx': Text file busy
    dpkg: error processing package cloudpanel (--configure):
     installed cloudpanel package post-installation script subprocess returned error exit status 1
    Errors were encountered while processing:
     cloudpanel
    E: Sub-process /usr/bin/dpkg returned an error code (1)
    
    
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    The installation of CloudPanel is complete!
    
    CloudPanel can be accessed now:
    ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

It shows as installation completed. But CloudPanel access url does not come.

How I can sort it or remove CloudPanel. [I cannot find a way to uninstall the cloudpanel.]

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    I know it’s kind of late but hope this helps.

    However,I apoligize because I didn’t fully document how I uninstall cloudpanel (I was just trying random things).

    —WARNING. READ BEFORE RUNNING STEP 1— First step could cause more problems and you’ll probably get a bunch of errors more.

    NOTE: I rebooted many times, maybe rebooting it after every step could help

    1 . My first step was to find where cloudpanel was located and then I removed /tmp/cloudpanel and /usr/share/doc/cloudpanel

    dpkg -L cloudpanel
sudo rm -rf /tmp/cloudpanel
sudo rm -rf /usr/share/doc/cloudpanel

    After that I remember I tried to run sudo apt remove cloudpanel but that just caused more problems and I don’t really think this helped me at all but I add this step here just to let you know all what I did.

    2 . I moved to /home and remove every possible folder created by cloudpanel

    sudo rm -rf /home/clp 
sudo rm -rf /home/mysql

    3 . After rebooting I deleted the user created by cloudpanel.

    sudo userdel clp

    In the case that you are not able to delete the user try rebooting again and/or killing all processes by clp.

    sudo killall --user clp && sudo userdel clp

    4 . Remove cloudpanel from sudoers

    sudo rm -rf /etc/sudoers.d/cloudpanel

    1. Delete cloudpanel’s info from dpkg and configure dpkg

      sudo rm -rf /var/lib/dpkg/info/cloudpanel
      sudo dpkg –configure -a

    2. Now you should be able to uninstall cloudpanel

      sudo apt remove cloudpanel
      sudo apt autoremove

    I don’t know what exactly did it and I don’t really think sped 1 is required.

    Hope it helps!

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