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Question #235409 on samba4 in Ubuntu changed:
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Scaifezachariah posted a new comment:
To remove the remaining files associated with Samba4 on your Linux
machine, you can use the apt-get autoremove command. This command
removes any packages and dependencies that were installed automatically
but are no longer needed.

Open your terminal and run the following command:

sudo apt-get autoremove

This will scan for and remove any orphaned packages and dependencies
related to Samba4. It should remove the remaining files that were
installed alongside Samba4 during the initial installation.

If you encounter any errors or if the files are not removed entirely,
you can try using the apt-get purge command followed by the package
names of the files you want to remove. For example:
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sudo apt-get purge package1 package2 package3


Replace package1, package2, package3, etc., with the actual package names you want to remove.

Before proceeding, make sure to double-check the package names you're
removing to avoid accidentally removing essential system files. Taking a
cautious approach is recommended to avoid any unintended consequences.

If you're uncertain about removing specific files or packages, it's
always a good idea to seek guidance from the Ubuntu or Linux community
forums to ensure a safe and accurate removal process.

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