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Removed packages continuing network activity [Solved]
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Packages are installed and removed from disk, but unless you kill the offending process(es), it might remain active in memory, depending on the quality of the install/remove script.
You can use ps, pgrep or any number of utils to figure out which process is the one to get rid of, and just kill it.
Thanks for your reply. The term 'system service' let me search the right terms. ps & pgrep are not utilities im really familiar with, i'll read up on them, thanks.