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install problems
I did not delete my previous version of itunes. but I have read cases of people that did, and did not delete itunes.. both have had problems
install problems
Even if someone did delete iTunes, the bug would still bite him if he didn't delete the iTunes package receipt; see my comment "Shell scripts checking for old iTunes files."
Trying to replicate...
I've been trying to figure out exactly what happened, but I'm having no luck. I created a "mytestdir" directory (to duplicate "Volumes) and then made "test", "test 1" and "test 2" directories inside. I then tried to execute what I thought the "rm -rf" command would look like ("rm -rf mytestdir/test 1/iTunes.pkg 2> /dev/null"). This did, indeed, delete the "test" directory, but "test 1" and "test 2" were fine. I'm not sure how this managed to delete multiple volumes...unless Apple had a wildcard symbol after the "Disk" word? |
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