On Feb 20, 2008 8:59 AM, 7stud -- <bbxx789_05ss / yahoo.com> wrote:
> Morton Goldberg wrote:
> > On Feb 19, 2008, at 7:41 PM, 7stud -- wrote:
> >
> >> manifest or an uninstaller.
> > After the installer launches, select File>Show Files from the menu
> > bar. Or just hit cmd-I.
> >
> > Regards, Morton
>
> Ok, I did that, and I would estimate that there are around 500-1500
> files listed.  Here are the first few:
>
> .
> ./usr
> ./usr/local
> ./usr/local/bin
> ./usr/local/bin/erb
> ./usr/local/bin/gem
> ./usr/local/bin/gem_mirror
> ./usr/local/bin/gem_server
> ./usr/local/bin/gemlock
> ./usr/local/bin/gemri
> ./usr/local/bin/gemwhich
> ./usr/local/bin/gpgen
> ./usr/local/bin/index_gem_repository.rb
> ./usr/local/bin/irb
> ./usr/local/bin/mongrel_rails
> ./usr/local/bin/ragel
> ./usr/local/bin/rake
> ./usr/local/bin/rdoc
> ./usr/local/bin/ri
> ./usr/local/bin/rlgen-cd
> ./usr/local/bin/rlgen-dot
> ./usr/local/bin/rlgen-java
> ./usr/local/bin/rlgen-ruby
>
>
> 1) I can't go through all those and delete them by hand.

You could search the drive for "rlgen-ruby". If it is only in /usr/local/bin,
you have it on good authority that the installed was in "/" when
it ran (so "." refers to "/").

You should then be able to:

cd /
for file in `cat /receipts/filelist.txt`; do ls -la $file; done

..then if you are happy with that list of file, you can do the more
dangerous:

cd /
for file in `cat /receipts/filelist.txt`; do rm $file; done

These should work on Linux under bash. OSX uses tcsh I think:
http://www.ss64.com/osx/

..so it looks the same but I haven't tested on the macbook.

Les