uninstall

First of all, I have researched a lot about my issue, but I could not find a proper solution so I am posting my query here. Hope to get a better solution to the issue: I have a requirement where I need to ask for password to the user before user deletes my app from settings or from any other application like MyAppSharer. I have found one solution where I can successfully be able to call my activity when user clicks on Uninstall button. I have applied trick here, and calling service. In service, I run timer which runs every 1 second and in that one second, it checks for top most activity of

I created an application which creates and stores files to sdcard. Is there a way to bind the folder with application in order to delete all files when the user runs uninstall on android device? Prashast There's no way for your application to know that it is being uninstalled (without modifying the kernel). All files created in the data/data/your.app.package is deleted automatically upon application uninstall. I don't think anything is cleared from the sdcard. You can do a quick test and find that out. Another approach could be to have another application that checks whether this application

How can I completely uninstall Anaconda from MacOS Sierra and revert back to the original Python? I have tried using conda-clean -yes but that doesn't work. I also remove the stuff in ~/.bash_profile but it still uses the Anaconda python and I can still run the conda command. jkysam To remove the configs: conda install anaconda-clean anaconda-clean --yes Once the configs are removed you can delete the anaconda install folder, which is usually under your home dir: rm -rf ~/anaconda3 Also, the anaconda-clean --yes command creates a backup in your home directory of the format ~/.anaconda_backup/

I have to use Xcode occasionally, and have now come across a problem where I've upgraded to Xcode 4.6, but another piece of software I'm using doesn't support it, so I need to go back to Xcode 4.5. I'm not used to the way Macs work in general, so if the answers provided could be written with that in mind, that'd be helpful. :) Ravi I'm assuming you are having at least OSX 10.7, so go ahead into the applications folder (Click on Finder icon > On the Sidebar, you'll find "Applications", click on it ), delete the "Xcode" icon. That will remove Xcode from your system completely. Restart your mac.

Somehow I've managed to completely bugger the install of postgresql on Ubuntu karmic. I want to start over from scratch, but when I "purge" the package with apt-get it still leaves traces behind such that the reinstall configuration doesn't run properly. After I've done: apt-get purge postgresql apt-get install postgresql It said Setting up postgresql-8.4 (8.4.3-0ubuntu9.10.1) ... Configuring already existing cluster (configuration: /etc/postgresql/8.4/main, data: /var/lib/postgresql/8.4/main, owner: 108:112) Error: move_conffile: required configuration file /var/lib/postgresql/8.4/main