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Perl - How to uninstall? Will pkgrm uninstall all versions?
Hello,
I'm working on a Solaris 9/Sparc machine and it has the Solaris 10 version of Perl (5.8.8) installed on it, which always requires all kinds of library files that Solaris 9 doesn't come with. I think the best way to do is to uninstall this wrong version and install the correct Solaris 9 version. How can I do this properly? PKGRM is the option I know, but will 'pkgrm perl' uninstall all versions of Perl including those two (5.0.0 something and 5.6.4) came with Solaris? Thanks. Alan |
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06-04-2007
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pkginfo | grep perl, then pkgrm perl
I figured it out.
First, use 'pkginfo | grep perl' to check the package name, should be 'SMCperl', use 'pkginfo -l SMCperl' to confirm the version if desired. Second, use 'pkgrm SMCperl' to uninstall. Third, install the new version if needed. It's always nice to find the solution by myself, so I will remember better.  |
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