Hi Sevatio,
Sevatio Octavio wrote:
>
> When you install software from source code, what is the general rule for
>uninstalling it? (non-RPM)
>
> Seve
I got the tip: reinstall the program again. Sounds silly.. :-).
Then use "find" to locate all files with the reinstall-date+time.
Check wether
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, you wrote:
> When you install software from source code, what is the general rule for
>uninstalling it? (non-RPM)
>
Try using "make uninstall" from the command line where you
ran the "make" and "make install."
John
> When you install software from source code, what is the general
> rule for uninstalling it? (non-RPM)
There really isn't a general rule that I'm aware of. If you kept
the source directory, some packages will let you make uninstall.
Otherwise, you're pretty much on your own. You can use
On Tue, 30 Nov 1999, Sevatio Octavio wrote:
> When you install software from source code, what is the general rule
> for uninstalling it? (non-RPM)
>
> Seve
for autoconf progs it's "make uninstall"
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When you install software from source code, what is the general rule for uninstalling
it? (non-RPM)
Seve
