Justin Jon L. Jereza wrote:
if for some reason locate can't locate the files, run makewhatis first. it creates the DB for locate. it's supposed to be crond though. maybe you don't keep your PC up 24/7 and you don't have anacron if that's the case. hope this helps.
i think it would be a lot easier to locate the installed files by just reading the MAKEFILE.
better yet, reconfigure/recompile the source and install it on a temp directory by issuing the command:
shell> ./configure --prefix=/dummy
shell> make; make install
this will install all the files on the directory "/dummy". from there you can view all the files that have been installed and you'll have a reference of what and where to delete.
ex.
/dummy
`----------> /etc
`---------->/samba
`---------> smb.conf
`----------> /lib
`----------> /usrHTH
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