Netscape food for thought
Ben Beeson
beesond001 at hawaii.rr.com
Wed Jan 9 01:04:58 PST 2002
Warren,
I'll tinker a bit with the netscape files and see what happens over the
next few days.
I have two scripts that I usually use when doing system backups, I run
"CacheClean" first to get rid of old Netscape cache files, and then I run
"MakeTOC" (Short for 'Make a Table of Contents' file that sort of grew
into a backup script....) to do the actual backup. I'd be happy to share
them. Should I send them to you, or post them to the list/submit to
website???
Ben
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
On 1/7/02, 9:35:16 PM, "Warren Togami" <warren at togami.com> wrote regarding
[luau] Re: Netscape food for thought:
> You may have to do testing for yourself to know if it is safe to zero out
> those files. Please let me know about your findings, and I'd be very
> interested to see your backup script.
> Most stuff in /tmp can usually be deleted safely anytime because it is
old
> cruft, but some stuff like MCOP and DCOP socket files and certain swap
files
> are in use by KDE, GNOME, some server software, and other software users
may
> be running. It is usually safe to completely clear out /tmp during
reboots
> in your rc init scripts. Mandrake has a built-in option that does that.
> Otherwise if no users are using the server, you can clear out /tmp safely
by
> stopping server services, clearing /tmp, then reactivating it.
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