Subj : The var/bso directories
To : Vince Coen
From : Rj Clay
Date : Sat Dec 02 2017 07:30 am
Hi Vince!
Vince Coen wrote to Rj Clay:
VC> Hello Rj!
VC>
VC> Friday December 01 2017 08:44, you wrote to All:
VC> > What is the prupose of the var/ticqueue directory and does it ever
VC> > get cleaned up? ....
VC> Hold all of the active .tic files so if empty you should have no o/p when
VC> running mbout sta (apart from the headings and version info.
VC>
VC> So if restoring from an old back up suggest you delete them and likewise
VC> the contents of var/bso/outbound* but keep the directories.
Those all I still need to finish reviewing, as not only are there still
.sts
(status files, IIRC?) going back as far as 2004 but there are also things like
.flo files timestamped from 2010. The old *.sts files can likely be removed
but things like those old .flo files I'll need to check more closely.
On a separate issue; I've also found a number of *.sa# (where "#" is a
single
digit) files that have zero size, all from earier this morning at different
times. I'll have to check the logs to see if there's anything about what
might
have happened.
VC> outbound* = outbound.001 , .002, .003 and .004 your own zone will be just
VC> outbound without any number after.
VC>
VC> Oh, you could also have other nets here as well so delete the contents.
Yes, I do indeed; a number of which haven't been touched for over a decade.
Preumably, if they also have only old *.sts file or are empty then they can
just
be deleted. (And would be recreated again if needed...)
Jame
Greetings, Rj Clay
email:
[email protected]
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