Forgive me (please) if I've overlooked something obvious.
At the end of "heartbeat/Makefile.am" is the clause:
uninstall-local:
-test -p $(DESTDIR)$(hafifo) && rm $(DESTDIR)$(hafifo)
rm -rf $(DESTDIR)$(havarrunhbdir)
But how is this implemented on systems (e.g. Redhat, Debian, Solaris) with
their own packaging mechanisms (i.e. other than "make uninstall")?
(I can answer (as its author) the Solaris one. "It doesn't happen." But
that's because I had replicated the functionality by reading the RH
"heartbeat.spec.in" file where it similarly seems not to happen.)
If the equivalent of "uninstall-local" doesn't happen (or at least,
doesn't happen consistently), how might we address this?
(If it does happen on RH/rpm (i.e. I've missed/overlooked it because of my
inexperience with RH/rpm), could someone point me to the relevant RH/rpm
bit in our source tree that implements the "uninstall-local" equivalents?)
Thanks.
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