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Uninstall without make uninstall
I installed Python-2.3.tgz and now i want to uninstall it (becuase i've realized i should have updated with a rpm) so i type 'make uninstall' in the source directory but i get an error
make: *** No rule to make target `uninstall'. Stop. what do i do now? Will i have to manually delete the everything it installed, if so how do i find out where everything is? Thanks for your help |
If the source directory is still intact there may be an install log you can use to locate the various files, but I would just install the RPM. Chances are it will put everything in the same places as the source kit.
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or you can look into the program called:
CheckInstall |
Are you root?
I know I've thought there wasn't a make uninstall before, but it turned out I wasn't root when I tried it, so I got an error. |
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