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Removing a package in unix
I have a package that i'm going to be adding...i wanted to make sure i knew how to remove it prior to instalation..
expect-5.40-sol8-sparc-local.gz pkgadd -d ./expectpkg/ would the command to remove this package be... pkgrm expect-5.40-sol8-sparc-local or is the package instance not as simple as using the filename..? |
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