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Question How to empty /var in Linux

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Jul 11th, 2007
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Please how can i empty the /var in my linux email server?
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Re: How to empty /var in Linux

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If you're talking about removing everything in it, that's a really bad idea.

If you mean to free some disk space, you should figure out what's eating it all up. You can also try rm -r /var/tmp/* to get rid of temporary files.
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Question Re: How to empty /var in Linux

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If you're talking about removing everything in it, that's a really bad idea.

If you mean to free some disk space, you should figure out what's eating it all up. You can also try rm -r /var/tmp/* to get rid of temporary files.

Thanks, actually i mearnt freeing disk space. Pls do you know what could be eating it up? The server is a mail server. Your assistance is appreciated.

Also do you know how i can configure a Linux to serve as my NAT Server?

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