fixed on 4.0.0-3494

Hi Ashvinder,

It is not the uninstall string, the package name itself has changed. Anil sent out a email regarding this long time ago.
The gist of it is this:

• we need to distribute our binaries using yum/apt repositories (ie., for example - one should be able to do add our repository details and then do "yum install couchbase-server")

• for this to happen, we need distinct package names for community and enterprise versions. We used to have same name for both packages. In such a case, if you "yum install couchbase-server", we can't really control which edition (community/enterprise) will get installed. And worse, if the user already has enterprise edition and after yum update it brings down community edition, that will be disastrous.

• given we typically deal with enterprise edition most of the time and most of the support also deals with enterprise edition, we left the enterprise edition package name as is ("couchbase-server") and for community we changed the name to "couchbase-server-community".

• we also added a relationship where if you have "couchabse-server" and "couchbase-server-community" packages conflict (ie., if you install one, the other can't be installed without uninstalling the first one).

thanks.

This fix is working but I disagree to change the uninstall string to couchbase-server-community. Its may cause confusion.

The fix is available in build 3458

We now have distinct names for community and enterprise editions.
The package name remains couchbase-server for enterprise.
The package name is couchbase-server-community for CE

(Anil sent out an email regarding this sometimes end of Apr.. but we implemented it 10 days ago)

So, for uninstall you need to do rpm -e couchbase-server-community.

debian/ubuntu CE install issue is tracked in . Waiting for code review.