web-unpublish

To remove a 1C web publication from Apache, the skill deletes the named publication's marker-block from httpd.conf and removes its associated publish directory. It validates the configured Apache path before applying changes to ensure accurate cleanup.

Yes, you can delete all 1C publications from Apache at once. The skill supports full teardown scenarios, removing every configured publication and safely stopping the Apache service when no publications remain.

Removing a 1C web publication restarts Apache when other publications remain active. If the deletion leaves no publications behind, the skill cleanly stops the Apache service instead of restarting it.

The safest way to clean up stale 1C web access is using automated marker-block editing in httpd.conf and publish-folder removal. This avoids manual configuration errors when decommissioning test databases or rotating environments.

Yes, you need the psutil Python dependency installed to delete 1C web publications. It is required for the skill to manage process behaviors and safely handle the Apache restart or stop actions during publication cleanup.