Re: Hidden process running preventing re-install/removal

[Blaine Fergerstrom <zztype@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

You might run Terminal, type "top" and watch which process is hogging 
the processor. Then look for that component on your machine. Maybe 
the background process isn't called "post.office"....

Blaine


After spending some hours yesterday morning trying to re-install 
Post.office without luck, I resorted to manually deleting Post.office.

Problem is, even after this, and after several reboots, and not 
having an install of Post.office running, there is still apparently 
some remnant of Post.office running on the system. This prevents 
re-installing the program and is bringing the server to a crawl.

Does anyone know the hidden processes that post.office creates?

I can even do "locate post.office" and several variations of this 
from the command line and I get nothing - that is how thoroughly I 
have removed the files. I updated the locate database as well to 
ensure that I was getting the right information. And I deleted items 
in the receipts folder.

Please, any help is appreciated.

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