Uninstall

Remove HomeBox cleanly — it shows exactly what will go and asks before touching anything.

From the box

sudo bash /opt/homebox/scripts/uninstall.sh

Or, if the files on the box are already gone or broken:

curl -fsSL https://get.abeksis.net/uninstall.sh | sudo bash

Both print an inventory of exactly what will be removed — containers, networks, images and the size of everything under /opt/homebox — and then ask you to type remove. Anything else, or pressing Ctrl+C, leaves the box as it was.

What stays

Docker. It was probably wanted anyway, and removing it would take any other containers on the machine with it.
Storage outside /opt/homebox. A media library on a NAS or another disk is never touched. Uninstalling the dashboard must never mean deleting the films.

Everything under /opt/homebox goes — including generated passwords, app settings and the backups stored there. Download a backup first if you might want it.

Options

`--keep-data`	Remove everything except `data/` and `backups/`.
`--keep-images`	Leave downloaded images in place.
`--yes`	Skip the question. For scripts only.

sudo bash /opt/homebox/scripts/uninstall.sh --keep-data