Hi! I've installed fail2ban, using the provided setup.py. As I want to use fail2ban from the debian repository instead of the previously installed one, I assumed it would be best practice to remove the current installation. Unfortunately I found no remove or uninstall parameter for the setup.py.
So I've reinstalled fail2ban on a vm, rediricting all the output, in order to get a list of the created files. Using that list I wrote this tiny bash script to remove the created files. Maybe someone else may use it as well, criticism very welcome!
rm_fail2ban.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
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