web-unpublish

Removing a 1C web publication from Apache involves deleting marked httpd.conf blocks and the publish directory. The process restarts Apache if other publications remain, or stops it entirely if none are left.

You can revoke browser access to a published 1C database by removing its Apache configuration blocks and deleting the publish content directory. This safely disables web availability while keeping the project intact locally.

When all 1C web publications are removed, the targeted Apache instance is stopped. If other publications remain, Apache restarts to apply the updated httpd.conf configuration safely.

Yes, you can remove all 1C web publications at once by executing the removal script with the all flag. This deletes every publication block from httpd.conf and clears the publish directories simultaneously.

Yes, the removal process reads the Apache root path from the v8-project.json configuration file. If this is not specified, it defaults to the tools/apache24 directory to locate and update httpd.conf safely.

The removal process targets only the specific Apache instance defined in the project configuration. It does not affect other Apache installations and only deletes publication blocks rather than modifying unrelated httpd.conf settings.