After doing that, Little Snitch continues to alert me PubSubAgent? trying to connect to github.com. It's not a real problem, but anyone know where is stored the rss (I suppose is an rss) info?
If you would like to refer to this comment somewhere else in this project, copy and paste the following link:
View and moderate all "wiki Discussion" comments posted by this user
Mark all as spam, and block user from posting to "Wiki"
Originally posted by: twi...@gmail.com
Does this installer work for Tiger?
View and moderate all "wiki Discussion" comments posted by this user
Mark all as spam, and block user from posting to "Wiki"
Originally posted by: sho...@gmail.com
These commands need to be prefixed with sudo.
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/git sudo rm /etc/paths.d/git sudo rm /etc/manpaths.d/git
View and moderate all "wiki Discussion" comments posted by this user
Mark all as spam, and block user from posting to "Wiki"
Originally posted by: shazb...@gmail.com
Streamlined using sudo:
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/git /etc/paths.d/git /etc/manpaths.d/git
View and moderate all "wiki Discussion" comments posted by this user
Mark all as spam, and block user from posting to "Wiki"
Originally posted by: aone....@gmail.com
After doing that, Little Snitch continues to alert me PubSubAgent? trying to connect to github.com. It's not a real problem, but anyone know where is stored the rss (I suppose is an rss) info?
View and moderate all "wiki Discussion" comments posted by this user
Mark all as spam, and block user from posting to "Wiki"
Originally posted by: Tony.bro...@gmail.com
I am still finding git after running these commands???
View and moderate all "wiki Discussion" comments posted by this user
Mark all as spam, and block user from posting to "Wiki"
Originally posted by: Tony.bro...@gmail.com
ran it again, this time it worked :)
View and moderate all "wiki Discussion" comments posted by this user
Mark all as spam, and block user from posting to "Wiki"
Originally posted by: mana...@gmail.com
sudo rm -rf /usr/local/git /usr/bin/git /etc/paths.d/git /etc/manpaths.d/git
This worked for me