On 01/14/10 19:04, Norm Jacobs wrote:
I looked through some of the mail logs and man page for pkg(1). I can't
find a supported way of purging the cruft that is currently in /var/pkg
on my system. I installed my system about 2 dozen builds ago and have
been using 'pkg image-update' to update it as builds were published. I
now have a system with a 32GB root filesystem that contains ~22GB of
cruft in /var/pkg. Since I don't plan on going back to the old boot
environments, I have already destroyed most of them. Is there some
supported method of purging the cached cruft in /var/pkg?
-Norm
Providing automated ways of handling this is on our list of things to
do. In the mean time, you can remove as much of /var/pkg/download/*
as you have patience for ... this can take a while.
- Bart
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