On Sun, Jan 14, 2001 at 05:01:55AM +0000, Shevek wrote:
> I had always committed to the nature of Unix being that one does end up
> with a pile of stuff on disk which one doesn't use.

for i in etc usr; do
        find /$i -mount -type f -atime +60 | perl -lne unlink;
done

:-)

> The point is that this
> doesn't matter.

There are some downsides: if you have have old binaries that
have slipped out of the upgrade/patch cycle you are looking at
a potential security risk. I have thought in the past "1GB is
*bound* to be a big enough /usr!" and when I hit 85% utilisation
have to look at upgrading my disk, faffing with extra mounts
or a suffering performance hit. Or clearing it all up.

> I bet you have libc5 and libc6 installed...

# dpkg -l | grep libc[56]
ii  libc6          2.2-1          GNU C Library: Shared libraries and Timezone
[snip other shit]
#

Paul

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