>> I just tried contrib/remove, lots of files were rm -f'd, and in the end, >> contrib/install says it's still installed. > >Yep, that's not an unusual experience.
educated guess at the answer... contrib/remove prints the commands to remove the package, it does not actually do the removal, thats up to you to select the text abd submit it, in a similar way to slay(1). It also preprnds a hash to the rm command for any files which do not match those installed - so if you have changed one of the packages files it is not removed by default. does this clear things up? -Steve
