inary remove

inary remove is the command to remove the package from the system.

Note

This operation needs privileges and can be allowed by only super user.

Using

sh ~$ inary remove <package-name>
sh ~$ inary rm <package-name>

Options

remove options:

--ignore-dependency

Do not take dependency information into account.

--ignore-safety

Bypass safety switch.

--ignore-scom

Bypass scom configuration agent.

-n, --dry-run

Do not perform any action, just show what would be done.

--purge

Removes everything including changed config files of the package.

-c, --component

Remove component’s and recursive components’ packages.

Example Runtime

sh ~$ inary rm mjpegtools
The following list of packages will be removed in the respective order to satisfy dependencies:
gst-plugins-bad-dbginfo gst-plugins-bad-devel gst-plugins-bad mjpegtools-devel
Removing "gst-plugins-bad-dbginfo"
Removing files of "gst-plugins-bad-dbginfo" package from database...
Removing files of "gst-plugins-bad-dbginfo" package from system...
Removed "gst-plugins-bad-dbginfo"
Removing "gst-plugins-bad-devel"
Removing files of "gst-plugins-bad-devel" package from database...
Removing files of "gst-plugins-bad-devel" package from system...
Removed "gst-plugins-bad-devel"
Removing "gst-plugins-bad"
Removing files of "gst-plugins-bad" package from database...
Removing files of "gst-plugins-bad" package from system...
Removed "gst-plugins-bad"
Removing "mjpegtools-devel"
Removing files of "mjpegtools-devel" package from database...
Removing files of "mjpegtools-devel" package from system...
Removing "mjpegtools"
Removing files of "mjpegtools" package from database...
Removing files of "mjpegtools" package from system...