Alan DeKok wrote:
"Linda Pagillo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have upgraded my freeradius from version 0.9.3 to the newest version.
Is it safe to delete all of the files from the 0.9.3 version such as the
.lib, .lib.so and .a files? Thanks!
Yes.
Alan DeKok.
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Use package management if possible. As long as it understands you are
upgrading package x.1 withpackage x.2 it will replace/delete stuff
intelligently for you.
To this end, you can keep local packages in apt repositories, use
checkinstall, rebuild rpms...so on so forth.
Or
if you install from source, keep it around and do a make uninstall --
but make sure you have a copy of your /etc/raddb or equivalent directory.
The library files are only a problem if you have an unrelated app that
may be using those and requiring that specific version.
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