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Hi Phil,
Philip Brown wrote:
> Although you MIGHT want to declare a special script, and declare it as
> type "i", such as
>
> i cswpurge
>
> in your prototype file.
>
> Then at such time as pkgutil and pkg-get support a "purge" call, they can
> call it after doing pkgrm, if the user says "yes, 'purge' anything to
> do with this package when I remove it".
I am not sure I want to do a purge script, but that does give me an Idea.
I can do a preremove that does a pkgchk -v on the python package and get the
.py files and use that list to remove the pyc pyo files.
something like
pkgchk -v $PKGINST 2>&1 |grep \.py$ | xargs -i rm -f {}[co]
- --
Thanks,
Mike
"Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex,
and more violent. It takes a touch of genius -- and a lot of courage --
to move in the opposite direction."
* Albert Einstein 1879 - 1955
US German-born Theoretical Physicist
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