Bob,
On Sun, Jun 4, 2000, at 12:20 AM, you wrote:
>
> Hello Neil
> on Saturday, 03-Jun-00 you wrote:
> On 03-Jun-00, Neil Matthews wrote:
>
> On tthe last two times I ran the prune cache, all I got was a black
> screen with a red box and a note about software failure. (IIRC 8000
> 0003)
> I will try again after logging off.
>
>
> >
> > On 02-Jun-00, Bob Quintal wrote:
> >>> I was under the impression that Voyager deletes the oldest files in
> >>> cache once it reaches the limit I've set on my configuration.
> >>
> >> A great big fat ugly bug. Often reported, but it must be armor-
> >> plated because it hasn't died yet. Hopefully at the next release.
> >
> > There's a "Prune Disk Cache" menu item in V3.2.4 which is nothing to
> > do with dried fruit. It basically scans your cache (which will take
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> Regards
> Bob
> Amiga Afficionado and Rocket Scientist
> --
> Bob Quintal
>
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> Event and Video Production Management.
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There is a fast part of a way to delete the stuff you do not want and
a slow part of a way. Both require you to use a directory utility like
SID, D.Opus, DiskMaster, DirWork, etc. In the fast part, all you do is
to delete those small directories which hold the cookies you no longer
want. The slow part is in deleting the pointers from the "Cookies.1
file and Windowhistory files, and, any other file used as pointers. The
way I am suggesting, though not part of the browser's set of commands,
works.
BTW, I agree with you and everyone else that V, and AWeb and all
other browsers should properly clean house without intervention.
Julian.
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