rpm -e behavior

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Hello, fedora-directory-users list;

We are working on the setup and clean-up code in the next version: 
(please see also 
http://directory.fedoraproject.org/wiki/New_Setup_Design).  I'd like to 
have your thoughts on the behavior when you run "rpm -e fedora-ds".  The 
previous version cleaned up all the binaries and instances but the 
certificate and key dbs.
# ls alias
secmod.db               slapd-ID-key3.db      slapd-ID-cert8.db

Do we want to leave them untouched on the next version, as well?  How 
about other files such as ldif files or backup files?  Or do we want to 
remove all the fedora-ds related files?

Your input would be greatly appreciated.

--noriko
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