Phill Edwards wrote:
I wish to Uninstall MySQL from Fedora Core 3. This is because I beleive
that it isn't installed properly. How do I go about doing this? Thanks,
Ian.
I don't use Fedora, but "rpm -qa" gives you all installed packages. Filter
for mysql:
rpm -qa | grep mysql
and remove them with "rpm -e <package name>".
Or you can do apt-get remove <package name>. This will also suggest
other packages to remove which are dependencies so you won't have to
keep trawling through them to find out what needs to be removed to get
rid of mysql.
To simulate it first to see what carnage it may wreak you would do
apt-get -s remove <package name>. On my FC3 system this would result
in all these packages being removed:
The following packages will be REMOVED:
libmyth mysql mysql-server mythbrowser mythdvd mythgallery mythgame
mythmkmovie mythmusic mythnews mythphone mythplugins mythstream myththemes
mythtv-backend mythtv-frontend mythtv-setup mythtv-suite
mythtv-theme-MediaCenter mythtv-theme-MythCenter mythtv-theme-abstract
mythtv-theme-isthmus mythtv-theme-photo mythtv-theme-purplegalaxy
mythtv-theme-sleek mythtv-theme-visor mythvideo mythweather mythweb
nuvexport perl-DBD-MySQL php-mysql qt-MySQL
Scary!
Regards,
Phill
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You could also try
apt-get --reinstall install mysql
If you're using apt of course.
Cheers
Paul
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