Simple script that allows to find junk files after application removal on Mac OS X

detect-configs.sh

#!/bin/bash

#
# Mac OS X Junk config files detection
#
# Usage:
# ./detect-configs.sh microsoft 
#
# - detect Microsoft's config files
#

U_HOME=~

TARGET_DIRS=( \
"${U_HOME}/Library" \
"${U_HOME}/Library/LaunchAgents" \
${U_HOME}/Library/Application\ Support \
"${U_HOME}/Library/Preferences" \
"${U_HOME}/Library/Preferences/ByHost" \
"${U_HOME}/Library/Caches" \
"${U_HOME}/Library/Logs" \
"/private/var/db/receipts" \
"/Library" \
"/Library/LaunchDaemons" \
"/Library/LaunchAgents" \
"/Library/PrivilegedHelperTools" \
"/Library/Preferences" \
"/Library/Caches" \
"/Library/Logs" 
)

echo "Looking for: \"$1\"? (Enter=continue,Ctrl+C=cancel)"
read -n1

for ((i = 0; i < ${#TARGET_DIRS[@]}; i++))
do
    echo "Checking: ${TARGET_DIRS[$i]}"
    ls -al "${TARGET_DIRS[$i]}" | grep -i $1
done