These instructions apply to users who are attempting to reinstall a version of caGrid (example: install caGrid 1.3 again after having installed caGrid 1.3 at a previous time).

During installation the caGrid installer creates a directory which contains information specific to the choices you make using the installer. This directory will also contain additional information such as your host certificates and your user certificate.

Directory location:
* Unix/Linux: /home/<user>/.cagrid/installer-1.*
* Mac: /Users/<user>/.cagrid/installer-1.*
* Windows: C:\Documents and Settings\<user>\.cagrid\installer-1.*

If you intend to install a *clean* caGrid to your system, please cleanup your previous install as follows:
# .cagrid directory cleanup
## If you *DO NOT* have host certificates in the .cagrid/certificates location you can delete the entire .cagrid directory
## If you *DO* have host certificates, delete the .cagrid/installer-1.* directory.
# Delete installed software
## Delete the previous caGrid directory.
## Delete the Globus "ws-core-4.0.3" directory.
### Unix/Mac: rm -rf $GLOBUS_LOCATION
### Windows: rmdir /S %GLOBUS_LOCATION%
## Delete the Ant directory.
### Unix/Mac: rm -rf $ANT_HOME
### Windows: rmdir /S %ANT_HOME%
## Delete the Tomcat directory if a Tomcat container was created and you wish to reinstall.
### Unix/Mac: rm -rf $CATALINA_HOME
### Windows: rmdir /S %CATALINA_HOME%
## Delete the JBoss directory if a Jboss container was created and you wish to reinstall.
### Unix/Mac: rm -rf $JBOSS_HOME
### Windows: rmdir /S %JBOSS_HOME%
# Remove the environment variables from your previous installation.
## ANT_HOME
## GLOBUS_LOCATION
## CATALINA_HOME, if a Tomcat container was created
## JBOSS_HOME, if a JBoss container was created