To make sure /usr/local/sbin is in your path open terminal and run: echo $PATH you should see /usr/local/sbin somewhere in the output. If ~/.bash_profile exists with a path but /usr/local/sbin is not included, add it by appending /usr/local/sbin/ to any part, probably a good idea to put it after /usr/local/bin: directories are separated by semi-colons. Enter the word /Library and in the following. Now, go to your Finder, choose Go and select Go to Folder. Right-click AppCleaner.app and select Move to Trash. Follow these steps to do it: Go to your Apple Menu then select Applications.
#UNINSTALL CLAMXAV FROM MAC UPDATE#
> lastly you might as well update bash with the command: source. Here we will show you the manual way to uninstall AppCleaner on Mac so you can get rid of it once and for all.
Once you've inserted the path simply press the Key: Enter to save and Control + X to exit.bash_profile -> Now at this screen paste: export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:$PATH bash_profile which creates the empty file. Open Terminal.app -> when prompted run: cd ~ to get to your home directory although you should be there.You will see the Uninstall ClamXAV notification with a question of whether to remove the scanning engine as well. Go to the Applications folder and remove ClamXAV into the Trash.
You can do it from the Dock panel or the ClamXAV menu.
If you need to create the file you can do so with terminal.app or even textedit but i would suggest terminal. Steps to uninstall ClamXAV from Mac: Quit ClamXAV. No path or no ~/.bash_profile: If you have no Path, open or create the file and input the following line: export PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/local/sbin:$PATH To make things as simple as possible and fix your problem, locate ~/.bash_profile and: Edit your ~/.bash_profile to satisfy both homebrew and clamxav. It is possible that none of these files exists in which case homebrew will complain when you run command brew doctor that /usr/local/bin is not ahead of /usr/bin/. MOST of the time your path is normally set in ~/.bash_profile so check that file first and if it's not in there but in another, change it over to ~/.bash_profile If the first one exists it grabs that path then it moves on to the next file to get more information and so on.
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