1c-web-unpublish

To remove 1C web publications from Apache, execute the provided PowerShell script with the target application name, which deletes the publication blocks from httpd.conf and removes the corresponding publish directories before restarting Apache.

Yes, you can delete all 1C web publications from Apache at once by passing the -All parameter to the script, which clears every publication block from httpd.conf and removes all publish directories.

When a 1C web publication is removed, the Apache service is restarted or stopped as needed to apply the configuration changes made to httpd.conf and the deleted publish directories.

You do not need to manually specify the Apache root directory to unpublish a 1C web app, because the script automatically resolves ApacheRoot from the project when it is not explicitly provided.

The 1C web unpublish script requires Python and the psutil dependency to execute, as it exploits both PowerShell and Python scripts to edit httpd.conf markers and manage the Apache service.

The best way to clean up orphaned 1C publish directories on Apache is to run the unpublish script, which removes the publish/{appname} folders and their corresponding httpd.conf blocks to safely revert web publications.