On Thu, Mar 05, 2009 at 05:37:00PM +0100, Paul wrote:
> On Thu, 5 Mar 2009 09:30:30 -0500, Victor Duchovni wrote:
>
> > The "postfix-files" file found in $config_directory, or in the most
> > recent versions of Postfix in $daemon_directory, contains a list of all
> > the files that are installed when Postfix is instaled from source.
> >
> > "cd" to the directory that contains the "postfix-files" file and in
> > a POSIX shell (ksh, bash, or "sh" on most systems) run:
> >
> > eval "$(postconf command_directory daemon_directory html_directory \
> > mailq_path manpage_directory newaliases_path readme_directory \
> > sendmail_path | sed -e 's/ = /=/; s,^,export ,')"
> > perl -F: -lane '
> > next if ($F[1] eq "d" || $F[5] =~ /o/); # directory or obsolete
> > next unless $F[0] =~ m{^\$(\w+)}; # comment
> > next unless defined($path = $ENV{$1}); # keep
> > $F[0] =~ s/\$(\w+)/$path/; # expand;
> > next unless (-l $F[0] || -f _); # link or file
> > printf "%s\n", $F[0];
> > ' postfix-files
> >
> > this will output the list of files to remove.
>
> That will only list the files which are installed, but it also configures
> FreeBSD to use it as it's MTA, that will not be uninstalled by just
> removing to files I guess.
The Postfix "tarball" from "postfix.org" does not do any such thing. Which
"it" did you have in mind?
--
Viktor.
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