Guides to remove software completely, including the files, settings, services and user accounts that an uninstaller leaves behind.
brew services cleanup reported nothing cleaned while two old PostgreSQL launch agents were still loaded. Here is why Homebrew skips them, and how launchctl bootout fixes it.
sudo rm -rf /Library/PostgreSQL failed with Operation not permitted on macOS. The cause was privacy protection, not file permissions, and the fix is to give Terminal Full Disk Access for a moment.
The PostgreSQL uninstaller leaves your databases, a hidden postgres user and pgAdmin settings behind. This guide removes everything from macOS, including old Homebrew services, and proves nothing is left.
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