uninstall spring from source

[kaiserbert]

Hi All,


i installed spring via sources:
scons configure
scons build
scons install

But how can i remove this files ?
scons uninstall isn't known.
I want try to install the ubuntu packages, but i need to uninstall all spring files first.

regards bert

[Auswaschbar]

Cmake creates a list of files when installing, maybe scons does the same? If not, you will have to manually delete all the files, they are by default in /usr/local

[kaiserbert]

Cmake creates a list of files when installing, maybe scons does the same? If not, you will have to manually delete all the files, they are by default in /usr/local

But does cmake configure create a routine for cmake uninstall or do i have to uninstall it manually with cmake too ?

[Auswaschbar]

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xargs rm < install_manifest.txt

[Tobi]

With scons you should be able to do

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scons -c install

from the same place where you issued scons install before.

[kaiserbert]

With scons you should be able to do

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scons -c install

from the same place where you issued scons install before.

No, it only cleans the build directory, but not the system i think.

[kaiserbert]

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xargs rm < install_manifest.txt

There is no install_manifest.txt file in my spring directory.


I did it manually, but i am not sure whether i miss something to remove.

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rm -r /usr/local/lib/spring
rm -r /usr/local/games/spring 
rm -r /usr/local/share/games/spring/
rm -r /usr/local/share/pixmaps/spring.png 
rm -r /usr/local/share/doc/springlobby/

[hoijui]

when using cmake, the install_manifest.txt file would be in your build directory. eg the dir where yo urun make install from.

[Tobi]

With scons you should be able to do

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scons -c install

from the same place where you issued scons install before.

No, it only cleans the build directory, but not the system i think.

Hmm that would be a bug in scons then.

As far as I know -c with a target is supposed to "undo" the target. (I'm sure it used to work this way in the past.)