Sorry, forgot the body of the message!
I've built my own Portfile to create a metaport of Python(x,y), which
is a sort of open-source Matlab replacement. It consists of about forty
packages, most of which are already part of Macports. When the repository is
healthy you can install it like a regular Macport (which it is, it's just not
in the repository), and if you don't run Macports on a particular Mac, well,
you can just create a metapackage on a Mac that does, and install from the
metapackage.
And there's the rub. The metapackage installs and works just fine,
thank you very much, but I've now been asked to come up with a way to
UN-install it. Frankly I don't know how to do this. The info we need is
buried in the metapackage file, obviously, but if the Apple installer puts a
log receipt anywhere of what it's done in a format I could use to build
something to remove all those files, I've not found it yet.
So, question: If I use Macports to create a package file, or a
metapackage file, how can I then create an UN-installer for it? I don't want
to just blindly remove all of /opt/local. I just want to remove exactly the
set of files that were installed by the (meta)package.
Thanks!
Mike O'Brien
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