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Paul de Vrieze wrote: |
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> On Sunday 07 November 2004 19:43, Mark Knecht wrote: |
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>>Paul, |
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>> I don't know what tmpreaper is. What is similar to tmpreaper? Why |
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>>should this have changed recently? |
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>> Sorry, but I'm jsut a user type. Not a sys admin. |
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> tmpreaper is a package that can be used to clean up the /tmp directory. It |
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> looks at the date a file was last changed/accessed, but normally fucks up |
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> with the X temporary directories. This tool is usefull when a machine runs |
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> for months at the time, but as you don't know the tool you're almost |
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> certainly not using it. |
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> Paul |
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Thanks for the explanation. I do not believe that I'm running anything |
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like that. This is a laptop set up 9 months ago using nothing more than |
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the standard Gentoo setup instructions. Basically I do email, browse and |
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play some games. My problems surfaced after starting to use recent |
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versions of Wine -AND- emerging the most recent version of xorg-x11. |
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Wine runs fine, but when I exit X to shut the machine down the machine |
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would lock up. However, if I don't run Wine I never seem to see the problem. |
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I've switched back to xorg-6.7 and I'm not seeing the problem nearly |
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as much. |
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- Mark |
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