11-05-2009
/var filesystem is full
Hi,
Is there a way to clear the temp files from /var/tmp?
Is root access required to delete the files?
Thanks,
Narayan
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MKCOMPOSECACHE(1) General Commands Manual MKCOMPOSECACHE(1)
NAME
mkcomposecache - create a cache file for a compose file explicitely
SYNOPSIS
mkcomposecache locale compose-file cache-dir [ internal-name ]
DESCRIPTION
mkcomposecache creates a cache file for the specified compose-file used in the given locale and saves it in cache-dir. If internal-name
has been spezified, it is used as the name of the compose table for computing the hash values and internal validation. This is necessary if
global compose cache files shall be created while using DESTDIR during X11 installation.
Notes:
- compose cache files are created by libX11, thus an Xserver has to be running and DISPLAY has to be set correctly for creating cache
files.
- libX11 will not write compose cache files if run as root or with different real and effective uids.
- libX11 will not create compose cache files in directories writable for other users.
DIAGNOSTICS
mkcomposecache returns with exit status 1 on general errors (no Xserver, invoked as root, etc.) and 2 on unsupported locales.
An exit status of 0 does not imply that a cache file is actually written, though. This very much depends on the used libX11 and its safety
regulations.
EXAMPLES
mkcomposecache en_US.UTF-8 /var/tmp/buildroot/usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose /var/tmp/buildroot/var/X11R6/compose_cache
/usr/share/X11/locale/en_US.UTF-8/Compose
FILES
/var/X11R6/compose_cache Location of global compose cache.
AUTHOR
mkcomposecache was written by Matthias Hopf <mhopf@suse.de>.
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