On Mon, Oct 16, 2000, hagit wrote about "how to remove Innd system?":
> Hello
> How can I remove from my server the Innd system ?
>
The omnipotent remove command is 'rm' :)
But if you're using one of the common Linux distributions (you didn't say),
there's probably a more orderly method for removing packages installed with
the distribution. For example, in Redhat,
rpm -e inn
Uninstalls the 'inn' package (which includes innd - see 'rpm -qi inn' for
information on what this package is, or 'rpm -ql inn' for a list of files
it contains).
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