Re: Remove Subversion

Quoting Tomas <tomas_at_tlec.se>:

> How do I completly remove subversion from my linux-system.
> It has problably been a mess with old an new files that causes the problems
> I have?

Hi Tomas,

If you installed via a package manager, then run it again with the
appropriate command (e.g. 'apt-get remove ...').

If you installed from source, and still have the source tree, look at the
Makefile to see where file were installed. The lines beginning with
"prefix = " and "exec_prefix = " tell you where the subversion executables,
libraries, man pages, etc. were installed. On my computer, both prefixes
are /usr/local. To find the libs, I run 'ls /usr/local/lib/libsvn*'.

If the source tree has been deleted, run 'which svn' to discover the
path to the Subversion executables, which also gives a hint for where to
find the libs.

Hope this helps,
Steve

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