web-unpublish

Removing a 1C web publication from Apache is automated by editing httpd.conf and deleting the corresponding publish folder. The process locates explicit publication markers, removes the block, and deletes the directory to ensure safe cleanup.

Yes, you can delete all 1C Apache web publications at once. By running the command with the --all flag, the tool removes every publication block and folder, and deletes the global block if no publications remain.

The tool determines the Apache root path by reading the project's .v8-project.json file. This configuration file provides the necessary root directory information to accurately locate and edit httpd.conf for publication removal.

Removing a 1C web publication can stop or restart the Apache service as needed. The tool checks the service state using psutil and manages the Apache process to apply configuration changes safely.

After removing the last 1C publication, the global block in httpd.conf is automatically deleted. The tool verifies remaining publications and cleans up the global configuration block if no publications are left.

Automating 1C web unpublishing from Apache is safe because the tool uses explicit publication markers in httpd.conf to locate blocks. It verifies remaining publications to prevent accidental deletion of unrelated configuration entries.