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How to remove the Autopackage environment

Posted: Tue Apr 05, 2011 9:10 am
by Getafix
In order to remove the Autopackage environment and all the applications installed with it, do the following:
Note: You may choose to uninstall only the Autopackage environment.
In that case you will only be able to remove the applications manually!



1. List the packages installed

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$ package list
autopackage-gtk: Autopackage Software Installer (GTK+)
oolite-trunk: Oolite-trunk for Linux
oolite: Oolite for Linux
2. Remove applications leaving anything that starts with "autopackage" for last.
If the package was installed as root, you will have to remove it as root too.

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$ package remove oolite

Removing currently installed version of 'Oolite for Linux'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... Error: Package was installed by root, so you must be root to remove the package
$ sudo package remove oolite

Removing currently installed version of 'Oolite for Linux'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... done

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$ package remove oolite-trunk

Removing currently installed version of 'Oolite-trunk for Linux'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... Error: Package was installed by root, so you must be root to remove the package
$ sudo package remove oolite-trunk

Removing currently installed version of 'Oolite-trunk for Linux'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... done

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$ package remove autopackage-gtk

Removing currently installed version of 'Autopackage Software Installer (GTK+)'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... Error: Package was installed by root, so you must be root to remove the package
$ sudo package remove autopackage-gtk

Removing currently installed version of 'Autopackage Software Installer (GTK+)'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... done
3. Remove the Autopackage runtime

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$ package remove autopackage

Removing currently installed version of 'autopackage'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... Error: Package was installed by root, so you must be root to remove the package
$ sudo package remove autopackage

Removing currently installed version of 'autopackage'.
This may take a moment, please wait ... done
In the example above, all the packages had been installed as root, consequently, I had to remove everything as root.

Re: How to remove the Autopackage environment

Posted: Tue May 06, 2014 8:14 am
by Getafix
I am removing this from sticky.
I don't think that anyone is using the obsolete autopackage installation.