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$ sudo pacman -Rns mpd
checking dependencies...
Remove (1): mpd-0.15.9-6
Total Removed Size: 0.47 MB
Do you want to remove these packages? [Y/n]
(1/1) removing mpd [############################################################] 100%
error: command failed to execute correctly
$ sudo pacman -Rns mpd
mpd not found, searching for group...
error: 'mpd': not found in local db$ cat /var/log/pacman.log
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[2010-05-28 15:58] removed mpd (0.15.9-6)Now what? Is it gone? Do I need to do something special? What was the error?
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This is a guess but I think the error may have something to do with removing the mpd user. Check to see if it's stil there.
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If memory serves me right, I never made an mpd user. I never ended up using mpd (that's why I'm removing it) and when I configured it I made it start as a user daemon (not system wide). How would I check for the existance of such a user, and whether that was what it complained about?
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.INSTALL script located in mpd package uses getent to check whether mpd user and group exist:
getent passwd "mpd" &>/dev/null && userdel mpd 1>/dev/null
getent group "mpd" &>/dev/null && groupdel mpd 1>/dev/nullP.S. I've noticed that the script also moves /etc/mpd.conf to /etc/mpd.conf.pacsave. Does it mean that --nosave option is ignored?
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You can always reinstall mpd and then remove it a second time.
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