[Pythonmac-SIG] A catalogue of errors !!!!

Sebastian Tennant seb@albert.vcisp.net
Sat, 5 Apr 2003 00:03:25 +0100


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Hi all.

I've mistakenly installed Bob Ippolito's bundle;  
pygame-1.3.4-osx-kitchensink.pkg.tar, consisting of some 4000 odd  
files.  The trouble is it is compiled to run on OS 10.2.1 and I'm  
running Jaguar.  Stupidly I assumed 10.2.1 OR LATER!  Needless to say  
it doesn't work and now I want to uninstall it.  I've emailed Bob and  
he has kindly replied with the following advice:

> It was compiled for 10.1.  I think if you do:
>
> lsbom -s /Library/Receipts/pygame-1.3.4-osx-kitchensink.pkg/Archive.bom
>
> it will list all of the files that were installed.  You could write a  
> script or something to delete them, but there's probably some kind of  
> uninstall utility available that will do this for you.

I've performed the command and redirected the output so that I now have  
a newline delimited text file consisting of every file that was  
installed. (The actual .bom file is in  
/Library/Receipts/pygame-1.3.4-osx-kitchensink.pkg/Contents/Resources/ 
).  This is how I know that it consists of some 4000 odd files.

I was thinking of doing something like;

cat <text file> | xargs rm

but on closer inspection, the text file lists parent directories on  
individual lines (see below) hence the above approach would be a pretty  
bad idea!
.
./.DS_Store
./Applications
./Applications/Python.app
./Applications/Python.app/.DS_Store
./Applications/Python.app/Contents
./Applications/Python.app/Contents/.DS_Store
./Applications/Python.app/Contents/Info.plist
.
.
.
.

Can anyone help, either with a shell script or an uninstall utility?

Seb.
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Hi all.


I've mistakenly installed Bob Ippolito's bundle;
<color><param>2725,110F,FFFD</param>pygame-1.3.4-osx-kitchensink.pkg.tar</color><color><param>0000,0000,0707</param>,
consisting of some 4000 odd files.  The trouble is it is compiled to
run on OS 10.2.1 and I'm running Jaguar.  Stupidly I assumed 10.2.1 OR
LATER!  Needless to say it doesn't work and now I want to uninstall
it.  I've emailed Bob and he has kindly replied with the following
advice:


</color><excerpt>It was compiled for 10.1.  I think if you do:


lsbom -s /Library/Receipts/pygame-1.3.4-osx-kitchensink.pkg/Archive.bom


it will list all of the files that were installed.  You could write a
script or something to delete them, but there's probably some kind of
uninstall utility available that will do this for
you.<color><param>0000,0000,0707</param> 

</color></excerpt>

I've performed the command and redirected the output so that I now
have a newline delimited text file consisting of every file that was
installed. (The actual .bom file is in
/Library/Receipts/pygame-1.3.4-osx-<color><param>0000,0000,0705</param>kitchensink.pkg/Contents/Resources/). 
This is how I know that it consists of some 4000 odd files.


I was thinking of doing something like;


cat <<text file> | xargs rm


but on closer inspection, the text file lists parent directories on
individual lines (see below) hence the above approach would be a
pretty bad idea!

<fontfamily><param>Courier</param><smaller>.

./.DS_Store

./Applications

./Applications/Python.app

./Applications/Python.app/.DS_Store

./Applications/Python.app/Contents

./Applications/Python.app/Contents/.DS_Store

./Applications/Python.app/Contents/Info.plist

.

.

.

.

</smaller></fontfamily>

Can anyone help, either with a shell script or an uninstall utility?


Seb.</color>
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