Helo! Thank you everyone for the help I received.
I have tried to install/purge the same applications with aptitude on another computer and all went well. I conclude that the problem came into existance becouse apt-get did not purge the package dependencies along with the original package. Apt-get tried to purge only the "original" package, but left its dependencies intact. Now the problem is there, how can I correct it? How can I delete the leftover files? I should determine somehow what where the demendencies, and purge them too with apt-get? Would this delete the leftover files to? Toba Daniel Burrows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> írta: > There are two possibilities: > > (1) you still have a package installed that owns those files. This > is likely the case for the stuff under /usr/share/doc. > > You can find out which packages have installed a file with > dpkg -S (filename). > > (2) the package is buggy and doesn't clean up after itself. This is > likely the caes for stuff under /etc. > > In this case, slap the maintainer with a bug report. > > Daniel > 15% KEDVEZMÉNY minden PLASZTIKAI MŰTÉTRE az Aesthetica orvosi központban! Klikk ide!http://www.webdesign.hu/aesthetica/flash_microsite/?id=9;p_code=2079
