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2007/11/26, Tobias Hommel <gentoo@××××××××××××××××××××××××.de>: |
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> Try this one: http://gentoo-wiki.com/TIP_Clean_Up_Cruft |
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> You'll have to be careful and double check what findcruft reports, because |
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> it |
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> only reports files that don't belong to an installed package. so it'll |
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> also |
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> find some files in /etc/ und such. |
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> ill try to have a look at this. |
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what do you mean with 'stale files' and 'manual remove'? |
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> the only 'stale files' I know about are .la files - which AFAIk could all |
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> be |
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> removed and stuff in /tmp and /etc |
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there are some files that don't get removed when uninstalling some packages |
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also from /lib, but mainly from /etc. |
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when i uninstall a package i first to a qlist and then see if some files |
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haven't got removed and proceed removing them if equery say they don't |
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belong to any package installed in world (obviously first i move them in |
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another directory and after seeing that they aren't really needed i remove |
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them). |
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dott. ing. beso |
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