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Top Forums UNIX for Beginners Questions & Answers Resize partition volume Post 303034692 by baris35 on Thursday 2nd of May 2019 01:34:03 PM
Old 05-02-2019
Thank you Peasant,
Removed unneccessary files and it's around 5% now but that'd not the case.
I will do some tests on a vps as you guided. I'll be back :/

Kind regards
Boris
 

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WWW::Freshmeat::Project - retrieve project information WWW::Freshmeat::Project methods The "WWW::Freshmeat::Project" object provides some of the fields from the freshmeat.net entry through the following methods url_project_page URL of project page on Freshmeat url_homepage deprecated projectname_full desc_short desc_full license trove_id Removed. projectname_short www_freshmeat Additionally, it provides the following "higher-level" methods: name description Return either "projectname_full" (respectively "desc_full") or "projectname_short" (respectively "desc_short") if the former is empty. version Returns the version of the latest release. url Removed. "url_homepage" returns a freshmeat.net URL that redirects to the actual project's home page. This url() method tries to follow the redirection and returns the actual homepage URL if it can be found, or the URL to the freshmeat.net entry for the project. branches Removed. List of branches for project. Returns hash in form of (branch id => branch name). popularity Removed. Freshmeat popularity data for project. Returns hash with keys record_hits, url_hits, subscribers url_list Removed. url_list1 Returns list of URLs for project. Each URL is a WWW::Freshmeat::Project::URL object. real_author Removed. Returns name of author (not maintainer). release_date Removed. Returns date of latest release. maintainers Removed. Returns list of names of maintainers. 1; perl v5.14.2 2012-03-05 WWW::Freshmeat::Project(3pm)
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