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- RETIRE - a shell command to remove entries from user-startup.
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- Version 1.0 - 3-apr-95
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- Author: Ralf Gruner
- An der Sense 5a
- D-02779 Großschönau
- Germany
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- Retire is a simple way to remove entries of applications from the
- s:user-startup file without using the installer.
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- It is useful in shell scripts for uninstalling of applications.
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- The syntax is
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- retire <application_name> [<application_name_2> ...]
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- Retire searchs for the standard installer type entries:
- ;BEGIN <application_name>
- ...
- ;END <application_name>
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- If found, Retire removes the lines from BEGIN to END of the application
- entry and following empty lines if any.
- If Retire does not find a matching END, an error message tell you
- the problem and nothing will be removed.
- Application names containing spaces must be written in quotes.
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- Retire is in the Public Domain, so you can do with it what you want.
- Detailed information how Retire works you will find in the source code.
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- Ralf
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- Disclaimer
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- This program is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either
- expressed or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranty
- of fitness for a particular purpose. Though every care has been taken to
- make this program system-friendly and bugs-free, the entire risk as to the
- results, reliability and performance of this program is assumed by you.
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