On 02/01/2015 01:56 PM, Tobias Ellinghaus wrote:
Hi!
>>> You may need to clean-up the install directory:
>>>
>>> $ sudo rm -fr /opt/darktable
>>
>> make uninstall should be equivalent, I guess. However, it
>> seems it wasn't. Removing all files manually seemed to work,
>> indeed. Interesting. Even make install should have replaced
>> all files relevant. Hm.
>
> I am not sure if cmake generates a working uninstall
> target at all.
At least it does generate one. Now, I'm not sure if it is
working.
> but even if it did there is a quite special and rare
> problem here: we removed an image module. It was only used
> internally in our pipe so it doesn't harm anyone that it's
> missing now, but the .so would still be in your install
> directory and be loaded by darktable.
Ah! This explains something. Thanks! :)
From this I learned, that I should probably not use
/opt/photo the way of /usr or /usr/local, but instead put
darktable in it's own path to be able to drop it easily.
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