Hello Matthew,
Am 2005-04-05 09:56:10, schrieb Matthew Palmer:
> Stupidity like that must not go unpunished. It's worse than leaving your
> pr0n in /tmp and then wondering why it goes bye-bye on the next reboot --
:-)
> leaving something in /var/log means you have to become *root* to store it
> there...
Allways the same...
I know many *NIX $USER, which all the time as root.
Why ? - Sound does not work as $USER, can't access FDD, can't mount
CD, can not access the internet...
Argh !!! - CAN'T USE THERE BRAIN !!!
I do not know, why such $USER exist!
Maybe a M$ sickness?
> > and was deleted when they purged the package. As such, you might
> > consider something like rm -f /var/log/apache/{access,error}.log*;
> > rmdir /var/log/apache/ instead of rm -fr /var/log/apache/.
>
> rmdir --ignore-fail-on-non-empty /var/log/apache/
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
WOW !!! - never read the manpage !!! :-)
> otherwise your maintainer scripts will go blergh every time someone has
> decided to leave their thesis in your log directory.
>
> But yes, it's not a bad idea to clean up just those files your package is
> likely to have created during it's existence.
OK
> - Matt
Good night
Michelle
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