Using the workshop_uninstall Script

There is a workshop_uninstall script available to remove all packages installed during a particular workshop_install session. The workshop_uninstall script removes the right packages in the right order.

Use the pkgrm command if you want to remove individual packages.

To run the workshop_uninstall script, follow these steps:

1. Become a superuser (root) by typing:

   % su

   Password: root-password

2. Look at the /usr/tmp/workshop_install_log.datestamp file to determine which workshop_install session to remove.

   datestamp refers to the date and time when the workshop_install command was run. When you find the datestamp of the workshop_install session you want to remove, use that as the datestamp in Step 3.

3. Run the workshop_uninstall script by typing the following:

   # /usr/tmp/workshop_uninstall-datestamp.sh

   To display the workshop_uninstall-datestamp.sh files, type the following:

   # ls /usr/tmp/workshop_uninstall*.sh

   The workshop_uninstall script takes no parameters.

After you have removed the software, consider removing the workshop_uninstall script so it will not clutter the /usr/tmp directory if you do other installations in the future.