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hi
just wondering is their a command to remove everything that was install when i installed mysql-server. Ive mis configured it and having issues and i want to completed start again with mysql. when i originally when apt-get install mysql-server i also installed otehr things related to mysql. and now when i go apt-get remove mysql-server it removes the mysql-server but not all of the stuff that was installed wheni first installed mysql-server. any help would be great
thanks
ps i don't want any previous configuration left on the box
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