oops, that should have included rpm -e apache before deleting all the
files.
rpm -ql apache > file.lst
rpm -e apache
# then, if necessary
perl -ni -e 'print "rm -f $_"' file.lst
sh file.lst
hope you have this taken care of already.
charles
On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Charles Galpin wrote:
> You should not have to reinstall linux.
>
> I setup FP once. If I recall correctly it was just a shell script that
> installed it. You should be able to easily deinstall all files by
> following the script.
>
> Same for the Apache rpm. If you don't trust the rpm -e, first do a rpm -ql
> and dump th eoutput to a file, Then manually verify the files are gone, or
> change the rpm output to be a script to remove the files - something like
>
> rpm -ql apache > file.lst
> perl -ni -e 'print "rm -f $_"' file.lst
> sh file.lst
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