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Re: Uninstalling again and ...
On Mon, 1 Jul 2002, Ben Goren wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 01, 2002 at 08:28:52PM +0200, Kaido wrote:
>
> > I have been writing here about uninstalling any programs and
> > you´ve wrote me, that I can uninstall something only if I had
> > installed it from package. It means, I can´t uninstall anything,
> > what is not installed from package (that is installed from
> > source)?!
>
> That depends on the particular program. Read the documentation
> that told you how to install it; it should also include
> information on how to remove it. Often, a ``make deinstall'' or
> ``make uninstall'' will work. If all else fails, examine the
> source to see what it did to install it (copy files, modify files,
> etc.) and manually do the reverse (delete files, modify files,
> etc.).
In the source directory that you ran 'make install' in, do:
make -n install
-n will show you the commands that would be run w/o actually running them
(refer to make(1) manpage). That way you don't have to wade through the
makefile.
-f
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