micha <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> i noticed this when i run 'wwwoffle -purge':
>
> <<
> (...)
> Not Purged http://www.spaceelevator.com ; 16 kB
> Purged (10 days) http://ad.de.doubleclick.net ; 11 kB
> Purged (10 days) http://rd.intl.doubleclick.net ; 5 kB
> Purged (10 days) http://admin.computerwoche.de ; 8 kB
> Purged (10 days) http://garbo.uwasa.fi ; 102 kB
> Purged (10 days) http://www.peteweb.com ; 631 kB
> Purged (10 days) http://www.phoenix.com ; 7 kB
> Purged (10 days) http://www.bigmonitors.com ; 798 kB
> Not Purged http://www.spacel.org ; 164 kB
>
> Total of 277 directories ; 56705 kB (48 kB deleted) (0 kB compressed)
> >>
>
> The last three 'www' sites i visited today for the first time ever.
> I didn't bookmark them, so they won't appear with any value
> in the outsourced purge.conf file.
> So, why does wwwoffle report them as purged ? Default age is 10 days...
> Both system clocks are updated from the internet every day.
WWWOFFLE reports the sites as purged only because it has looked into
them. There are no files to be deleted or it would tell you the
amount of disk space occupied by the files that have been deleted.
The message telling you that a site is "Not Purged" means that you
have marked the site with an age of -1 which means that it is never
purged.
--
Andrew.
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Andrew M. Bishop [EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/
WWWOFFLE users page:
http://www.gedanken.demon.co.uk/wwwoffle/version-2.8/user.html
