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I installed php with make install. Now I go to the directory I compiled my php and do make uninstall. It throws this error make: *** No rule to make target 'uninstall'. stop..
What is going on?
Centos6
PHP 5
If there is no ‘uninstall’ target, there isn’t any automated way to uninstall and remove files.
If by luck you built your php in a 100% dedicated directory (/opt/your/php for example) then uninstalling may be as simple as removing this dedicated directory, as everything generated at build/compile time will be contained inside this directory.