06-09-2010
It does not matter if you are under
/opt/ant or
/usr/local/ant, if you just run "
ant" I'm pretty sure it's taking the one from your $PATH or $ANT_HOME.
It'd be different if you run /opt/ant OR /usr/local/ant.
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Does it show above error due to duplicate installation?
It's unlikely.
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Can I delete both ANT folders with rm -rf ant and install apache ant again?
Yes
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Will deletion cause any harm?
No
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jh_makepkg [options]
OPTIONS
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