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Title:           make_uninstall 
Version:         2.0.9
Entered-date:    01SEP2003 
Description:     This script is used to monitor a command like 'make install',
                 so a record of the install can be created, which will allow
                 you to completely remove the package from your system later.
                 Usually when you compile a package you do './configure ; 
		 make ; make install'.
                 Instead of the 'make install' step do 'mku', and choose
		 'Monitor' from the menu.
                 Example: ./configure ; make ; mku
                 You can see a listing for each installed package in
                 /var/log/uninstall/packages/package_name.
                 You can also create a database in "/var/log/uninstall/
		 configure", with the configure and make rules you want
		 for a particular source package.
		 Run 'mku' and choose 'Configure' then 'Create' from the
		 menu, to create a configure and make rules file. 
                 Then instead of the './configure ; make ; make install'
		 steps do 'mku', and choose 'Configure' then 'Run' from
		 the menu.
                 You'll have the option of creating a slackware tgz, debiam
		 deb, or rpm package of the install, after the install or
		 later using /var/log/uninstall/packages/package_name as
		 the guide.
		 This is the general version of 'make_uninstall' for any Linux
		 system, if you have a slackware Linux system you can get a
		 more slackware specific version called 'pkgtool2.tgz' here.
                 http://www.tux.org/pub/people/kent-robotti/looplinux
                 ftp://ftp.tux.org/pub/people/kent-robotti/looplinux
                 The 'mku' script requires 'bash' and 'dialog'
		 and or 'Xdialog'.
Keywords:           
Author:          robotti@godmail.com (Kent Robotti) 
Maintained-by:   
Primary-site:    ftp://ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/utils/package
Alternate-site:  
Platforms:       Linux or Freebsd system with bash shell.  
Copying-policy:  GPL 
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