Thanks for the reply and the suggestion. What I really need to see is an example script for removing installed files. I don't know a lot about command line scripting, but if I have some examples to follow I can grok it out. I know how to remove files i.e. 'rm' but I'm sure there are other issues such as using sudo at the right times and so on... Also, determining where the user installed the files if a choice is involved... If you have a script to share or a pointer to an example, would be much appreciated. Thanks, - Stephen On 3/25/17 5:58 PM, "Conor Schutzman" <conor@mac.com> wrote:

I make a payload-free raw flat package. I use the "preinstall" script in Packages to script out a removal of the files my install package added (this obviously varies greatly by software title). I then use a "postinstall" script in Packages to script a 'pkgutil --forget" command for the package identifier of the install package.

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On Mar 25, 2017, at 5:53 PM, Stephen Kay <sk@karma-lab.com> wrote:

(Sorry, reposting with correct title).

How does one write an uninstaller for a Packages installer?

Thanks, - Stephen

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