From: sanket vaidya > There is no tool available to uninstall modules. However what you can do > manually is this. > > I use Active Perl 5.10 on Windows. > > 1. Open the .packlist file in Perl/lib directory in any text editor. This > contains the path of all modules installed on your system (along with some > other entries as well). > 2. Search module u want to remove in that file. (You will get the exact path > of all files related to the module). > 3. Take the backup of all those files. > 4. Navigate to the paths & remove files manually. > 5. Check whether perl is working fine or not. > 6. Remove the entry from .packlist > > You can do the same with file equivalent to '.packlist' on 'LINUX' or > 'UNIX'.
I believe you left out a critical step. 2.1 Scan .packlist for each of those files. Any files used by other modules must be removed from the list. Bob McConnell -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: beginners-unsubscr...@perl.org For additional commands, e-mail: beginners-h...@perl.org http://learn.perl.org/
