[X-Unix] removing fink
Philip J Robar
pjrobar at areyoureallythatstupid.org
Thu Mar 16 17:07:06 PST 2006
On Mar 16, 2006, at 5:14 PM, Eric F Crist wrote:
> As soon as you open your terminal window, type:
>
> % rm -rf ./.profile
>
> Note, all those periods need to be there.
There's no need for the "-r", which causes rm(1) to recurse down a
directory structure.
You shouldn't need the "-f" as Craig should own the file.
The "./" isn't needed as ".profile" is a perfectly legal and
unambiguous relative path name.
More to the point wiping out the whole .profile file is gross over
kill, as there may be a bunch of non-fink related stuff in it. Craig
should be able to just remove the line that sets the SHELL
environment variable. I'm pretty sure that the fink documentation
covers what changes it or you make to your UNIX start up files.
Phil
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