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tcz-uninstall.tce - does it have the -f option
bigpcman:
--- Quote from: Jason W on May 21, 2009, 11:42:33 AM ---My bad, I thought we were talking about tce-uninstall. I misread.
I will look at tcz-uninstall when I get home. I cannot remember if there is a --force option to it as it is not needed, tcz-uninstall does not need a force option as it's only check is if the extension's files are in use. You would not want to uninstall an extension in use anyway, but I will see if I can't fix the scenario you described.
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Actually all I am looking for is a way to uninstall a named tcz app from within a script.
Jason W:
"tcz-uninstall firefox" should but I will check more tonight as I haven't looked at tcz-uninstall in a while.
bigpcman:
--- Quote from: Jason W on May 21, 2009, 02:56:13 PM ---"tcz-uninstall firefox" should but I will check more tonight as I haven't looked at tcz-uninstall in a while.
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Hello Jason,
Did you get a chance to look at the tcz-uninstall script. I double checked and got the same results. For instance tcz-uninstall emelfm2 brings up the menu and does not remove the program. Also, just to confirm how the script works, it looks like all dependent tczs have to uninstalled one by one.
Jason W:
No, I didn't get a chance. Dealing with extension submissions is what I place as first priority, and on occasion takes it all my available time. But I will check into it when I can, hopefully tonight.
As for dealing with dependencies, I personally prefer simplicity but I may work dep handling in one day.
bigpcman:
Jason there appears to be three issues I have run into with the tcz-uninstall script.
1. If a tcz name is given on the command line the menu still comes up and the tcz is not uninstalled.
2. If a tcz name is given on the command line and its not in the menu weird things happen.
3. The flwm menu is not updated after a tcz is uninstalled.
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