#!/bin/sh
# Copyright (c) 1998 Universities Research Association, Inc.
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# ups unconfigure script
#
#
# This script undoes the activity of the configure script.  
#
# It only need to know the BootStrap_Dir as defined at configure time.
#
# This script was created when ups was configured
#
# ==== DO NOT EDIT BELOW THIS LINE ===== DO NOT REMOVE THIS LINE ===
#
# The real code ( 1 line - This could be incorporated in the table file )
if test -d /fnal/ups/db/.upsfiles/configure/v4_3_Linux+2_
then
	echo '**' Removing the /fnal/ups/db/.upsfiles/configure/v4_3_Linux+2_ directory
	rm -rf /fnal/ups/db/.upsfiles/configure/v4_3_Linux+2_
	if test -d /fnal/ups/db/.upsfiles/configure/v4_3_Linux+2_
	then
	    echo '****' Unconfigure failed to remove /fnal/ups/db/.upsfiles/configure/v4_3_Linux+2_
	    echo '****' Please remove this directory manually.
	    echo ' '
	fi
fi
