Uninstall when compiled from source, on Fedora.

[reashlin]

Firstly hello all. Big fan of Deluge and have been using it since uTorrent went all untrustable on us.

Now then,

I've installed deluge 1.0.x from the tar file. Compiled it fine and installed it. Working great etc. etc.

I want to uninstall deluge for some testing I am doing, how do I go about doing this. The setup.py does not seem to have an uninstall of any form nor can I find any help documentation.

So how do I remove deluge from a fedora system properly.

Many Thanks.

Edit: do I just delete /usr/lib/python2.5/site-packages/deluge*

is that everything?

[loki]

Don't know a lot about fedora but think it would go something like this, cd to the directory and run make distclean. If you compiled it yourself it should have left instructions behind for distclean to do its work.

Sorry if I'm way off though...

[reashlin]

hmm...still not playing happy

its not a huge problem just a little wierd that I cannot find an obvious way of removing it. its not too bad as I'm using Fedora 8 and I know Fedora 10 has Deluge in its packages. I'll be updating to 10 soon enough.