I am successfully able to create my own community repository by using equo command line package manager. E.g. I have uploaded/synced “xyz” package on my own repository. But when I try to remove it – it does not give any error message but at the same time it also does not remove that binary package from local as well as my community repository.

 Here are the output/steps when I have taken to remove the binary package.

	equo community database remove xyz : it ask me “Would you like to continue ? [Yes/No] “ to remove xyz package, After typing Yes, at the end of this command it says to run “Packages removed. To remove binary packages, run activator.”
	activator tidy : [repo:productname|tidy|branches:branchname] collecting expired packages - [branch: branchname] collecting expired packages in the selected branches - [branch: branchname] nothing to remove on this branch
	I have also tried to run “equo community mirrors sync”, it ask “Should I continue with the tidy procedure ? [Yes/No]” – After selecting/typing Yes it shows the same message which activator tidy shows.

Although it mark “xyz” package as expired – basically it creates the file “/var/lib/entropy/server/productname/packages/x86/branchname/catogaryname:xyz-x.x.x.tbz2.expired” – But when I run activator or equo with tidy option it does not remove “xyz” binary package neither locally “/var/lib/entropy/productname” nor from the community repository.

  It seems that there is some bug with “tidy”  option. Please help me