On Tuesday 05 April 2005 17:51, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Does apt-get remove take a call to an application out of /etc/init? I > once removed Apache that way and then every time I booted up there was > a line in the output saying that Apache couldn't be found. So I first > used ksysv to delete tleds from all the runlevels where it was included > and *then* I removed it with apt-get.
It appears that you only removed the package, not purged it. Removing a package leaves config files in place, including scripts in /etc/init.d. Suggest you run 'dpkg -l "*" | grep "^.c"' to discover which packages need purging and then run 'apt-get remove --purge <package>'. If you switch to aptitude, you can just do 'aptitude purge <package>'. Cheers, FJP
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