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I am not sure else to delete other then where I untared it.
I also blacklisted haylafax. /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
I do not know if that does any good.
here is what you could to do a complete uninstall.
- run make and make install again and catch the output of 'make install' (make install &> uinfo.txt)
- make a package with checkinstall and open that in kpackage. Kpackage shows you the list of files contained by the package and were it will copy them. This is more eyefriendly than the output of 'make install' but has some glitches. Checkinstall will sometimes include shared files in the package, which are used by other applications as well.
What I'd do is check every file of the checkinstall package and then verify that it's really made from the hylafax compile by looking into the 'make install' output and the install directory (which contains the binaries). After verifying, delete the file.
Seems a bit overboard and will keep you busy for a while, but still better than breaking something.
- make a package with checkinstall and open that in kpackage. Kpackage shows you the list of files contained by the package and were it will copy them. This is more eyefriendly than the output of 'make install' but has some glitches. Checkinstall will sometimes include shared files in the package, which are used by other applications as well.
Currently there are bugs with checkinstall with slackware 12.
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